Anthony Chartoire

 

 Anthony Chartoire

Anthony Chartoire received his MSc and PhD in organic and organometallic chemistry from the University of Nancy, where he worked under the supervision of Prof. Yves Fort until 2010. In 2011, he joined the group of Prof. Steven P. Nolan at the University of St Andrews, where he worked as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow until August 2013. He is currently a research scientist at Econic Technologies. His research interests include organic and organometallic chemistry and homogeneous catalysis.

Christopher F. J. Barnard

Christopher F. J. Barnard

 

 Christopher F. J. Barnard

Dr Christopher F. J. Barnard has worked for Johnson Matthey for 35 years. His principal contributions have been to the development of platinum compounds as the active ingredients in anti-cancer drugs and in developing catalytic chemistry for synthesis in pharmaceutical applications. Palladium-based chemistries such as coupling and carbonylation have been areas of particular interest in recent years.

Irina P. Beletskaya

Irina P. Beletskaya

 

Irina P. Beletskaya received her Diploma degree in 1955, her PhD degree in 1958 and her Doctor of Chemistry degree in 1963 from Moscow State University. The subject of the last degree was Electrophilic Substitution at Saturated Carbon. She became a Full Professor at Moscow State University in 1970, and in 1974 she became a Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences (USSR), of which she became a full member (Academician) in 1992. She is currently Head of the Laboratory of Organoelement Compounds, Department of Chemistry, Moscow State University. Irina Beletskaya is Chief Editor of the Russian Journal of Organic Chemistry. She was President of the Organic Chemistry Division of IUPAC from 1989 to 1991. She was a recipient of the Lomonosov Prize (1979), the Mendeleev Prize (1982), The Nesmeyanov Prize (1991), the Demidov Prize (2003) and the State Prize (2004). She is the author of more 600 articles and four monographs. Her current scientific interests are manifold, including transition metal catalysis and organocatalysis in organic synthesis, organometallic derivatives of lanthanides, carbanions and nucleophilic aromatic substitution, supramolecular chemistry, and many others.

Thomas J. Colacot

Thomas J. Colacot

 

 Thomas J. Colacot

Dr Thomas John Colacot was born in Central Kerala, India. After finishing his PhD in Chemistry at IIT Madras with Prof. M.N.S. Rao in 1989, he moved to the University of Alabama at Birmingham for a combined teaching and post-doctoral research position in the area of Group III-V Chemistry with Prof. L. K. Krannich. In 1992, he became an Asst. Professor at Florida A & M University, while collaborating with Prof. Will Rees at Florida State University. Due to family commitments, he moved to Southern Methodist University, Dallas in 1993 to work with Professor N.S. Hosmane on an Advanced Technology Program/AMCO project. Although Prof. Hosmane and Dr Colacot did not have any previous experience in catalysis, Dr Hosmane gave him complete freedom to explore catalysis research using mixed carborane–cyclopentadiene complexes of early transition metals for the manufacture of plastics (olefin polymerization).

In 1995, Dr Colacot began his career at Johnson Matthey, USA, directing the homogeneous catalysis research group. With an extensive background in ligand technology obtained during his time at IIT Madras, Chennai and UAB, in conjunction with his studies in catalysis from SMU, Dr Colacot focused his research in the area of precious metal catalysis and has become an industrial expert in cross coupling.

Through his research, Dr Colacot and his group have generated highly active, practical palladium based cross coupling catalysts for applications in pharmaceutical, fine chemical and academic labs. Currently, Dr Colacot is the R&D Global Manager of Homogeneous Catalysis. He has given numerous invited and plenary lectures in many international conferences and acts as an external PhD thesis examiner to IITs and universities and a visiting professor in many universities. He has contributed several publications, patents, book chapters and reviews. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and has obtained a MBA from Pennsylvania State University. He received Royal Society’s 2012 RSC Applied Catalysis Award and Medal for his “exceptional contributions” to Homogeneous Catalysis, particularly for making this technology accessible to industry and academia, and recently he has received the 2015 American Chemical Society Award for Industrial Chemistry in “recognition of his contributions and leadership in the development and commercialization of ligands and precatalysts for metal-catalyzed organic synthesis, particularly cross-couplings, for industrial and academic use and applications”. Dr Colacot has coauthored Chapters 1–3 of the book.

Biographies, in New Trends in Cross-Coupling: Theory and Applications, 2014, pp. P021-P036 DOI: 10.1039/9781782620259-FP021
eISBN:978-1-78262-025-9

Shinji Hasebe

Shinji Hasebe

Kyoto University, Japan

Professor,
PSE Lab., Department of Chemical Engineering

http://www-pse.cheme.kyoto-u.ac.jp/main-J/research/paperlist-E.htm

 

Message

From Micro-Chemical Plants to Global Environmental Problems
Process Systems Engineering (PSE) is a research area where the systematic methodologies for realizing innovative production systems are investigated.
Our group covers all aspects of design, operation, control, planning, and logistics for process industries.

Office

Room 124, A4 building, Katsura Campus
  Tel: +81 75 383 2667
  Fax: +81 75 383 2657
  e-mail:

Address

Department of Chemical Engineering
Kyoto University, Katsura Campus
Nishikyo-ku, Kyoto 615-8510
Japan

 

Academic Qualifications
1984, Doctor of Engineering, Kyoto University
1978, Master of Engineering, Kyoto University
1976, Bachelor of Engineering, Kyoto University

Academic Employment
2003- Professor
Department of Chemical Engineering, Kyoto University
1993-2003. Associate Professor
Department of Chemical Engineering, Kyoto University
1989-1993. Lecturer
Department of Chemical Engineering, Kyoto University
1981-1989. Instructor
Department of Chemical Engineering, Kyoto University

Professional Membership
Member, The American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Member, The Society of Chemical Engineers, Japan
Board Member (2009.3 - )
Chairman of Division of Systems, Information and Simulation Technologies (2008.4 - 2010.3)
Member, The Institute of Systems, Control and Information Engineers (Japan)
Board Member (2008.5 - )
Member, The Operations Research Society of Japan
Member, The Society of Instrument and Control Engineers
Member, Society for Chemistry and Micro-Nano Systems, Japan
Member of Scheduling Society of Japan
President (2008.9 - )

Research Topics
Scheduling and Supply Chain Management
Synthesis of Ecological Processes
Synthesis of Distillation Systems for Energy Conservation
Optimal Design and Operation of Micro Chemical Plants
Dynamic Optimization of Chemical Processes

Research Topics

Scheduling and Supply Chain Management

• Modeling of global SCM problem
• Production planning under uncertainties

Synthesis of Ecological Processes

• Synthesis of sequential use system of waste materials
• Synthesis of biomass supply chain

Synthesis of Distillation Systems for Energy Conservation

• Design and control of internally heat-integrated distillation column
• Synthesis of heat-integrated distillation system

Optimal Design and Operation of Micro Chemical Plants

• Development of shape optimization method of micro devices
• Fault detection of numbering-up process

Dynamic Optimization of Chemical Processes (inactive)

• Dynamic optimization of SOFC start-up operation

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Claude de Bellefon

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Claude de Bellefon, Ph.D.

Scientific Director,

University of Lyon, CNRS-CPE Lyon, France

 

N° de téléphone : +33 (0)4 72 43 17 54
https://fr.linkedin.com/in/claude-de-bellefon-28985510/en

 

 

 Claude received his PhD in 1985 from the University of Strasbourg in the field of organometallic chemistry. The topic of his PhD thesis was the synthesis of heteropolymetallic molecular clusters. During a postdoc at Pennstate University, he synthesised polynuclear Ta organometallic oxide complexes. In 1987, he was awarded a permanent research position with the Centre National de Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) in Strasbourg. After further four years working in cluster chemistry and research on organometallic oxorhenium complexes at the Technical University Munich, he moved in 1991 to Rhône-Poulenc now Solvay, Lyon, to work on the catalytic hydrogenation of adiponitrile and other hydrogenation processes and reactors. In 1995, Claude moved back to the CNRS where he currently holds a position as Research Director and leads the group on “Catalytic Reactors Engineering” at the University of Lyon. In 1996, he received the Habilitation from the University of Lyon.

His main research interest covers process intensification - micro- and meso-structured catalytic reactors for pharmaceuticals, chemicals and energy - catalytic hydrogenations & oxidations - photocatalytic reactors - batch-to-continuous processes – homogeneous & heterogeneous catalysis – and flow-chemistry. Claude has authored more than 100 scientific peer-reviewed papers and book chapters, holds several patents, has given more than 50 invited lectures in international meetings and private or academic institutions, has advised more than 20 PhD works and co-organised several international meeting series such as CAMURE, EUROPACAT and IMRET. He teaches Master degree courses on “Catalytic Reaction Engineering” and “Kinetics and Catalysis”. Claude also serves as a member of the Editorial Boards of the Chemical Engineering Journal and the Journal of Flow Chemistry. He is currently the Scientific Director of CPE Lyon, the school for chemistry and chemical engineering of the University of Lyon.

Experience

Director

CNRS-LGPC

January 2004 – Present (12 years)Lyon, France

Research director

CNRS - Centre national de la recherche scientifique

September 1986 – Present (29 years 4 months)

Research associate

Rhone-Poulenc

October 1991 – October 1995 (4 years 1 month)

Post-doc fellow

TU München

September 1990 – October 1991 (1 year 2 months)

Projets

• Hydrosilylation des oléfines mettant en œuvre des catalyseurs nanostructurés

  ANR HYSINANO

• Réacteur-échangeur SiC pour la production continue de silicones

  ANR Hexosic

• Procédés de valorisation de la biomasse

• Traitement des eaux chargées en nitrates

• Micro-réacteurs silicium

• Mécanique des fluides numérique

• Hydrogénation des nitro-aromatiques

• Réacteurs micro-structurés gaz/liquide/solide

• Procédés de catalyse asymétrique

Education

Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1

HdR, Chimie - Génie des procédés

1996 – 1996

Université de Strasbourg

Doctorat

1982 – 1985

 

Publications

• L. Vanoye, M. Pablos, N. Smith, C. de Bellefon, A. Favre-Réguillon.

  Aerobic oxidation of aldehydes : selectivity improvement using sequential pulse experimentation in continuous flow microreactor.

  RSC Advances 2014, 4, 57159–57163.
• J.-N. Tourvieille, R. Philippe, C. de Bellefon

  Milli-Channel with Metal Foams Submitted to a Gas-Liquid Periodic Flow : External Mass Transfer Performances and Pressure Drop.

  Chem. Eng. J. 2015, 267, 332-346.
• J.-N. Tourvieille, R. Philippe, C. de Bellefon

  Milli-Channel with Metal Foams Submitted to a Gas-Liquid Periodic Flow : Flow patterns, residence time distribution and pulsing properties.

  Chem. Eng.Sci. 2015, 126, 406-426.
• L. Vanoye, M. Pablos, C. de Bellefon, A. Favre-Réguillon.

  Gas-liquid segmented flow microfluidics for screening copper/TEMPO-catalyzed aerobic oxidation of primary alcohols.

  Adv. Synth. Catal. 2015, 357, 739-746.
• A.-K. Liedtke, F. Scheiff, F. Bornette, R. Philippe, D. W. Agar, C. de Bellefon

  Liquid–Solid Mass Transfer for Microchannel Suspension Catalysis in Gas–Liquid and Liquid–Liquid Segmented Flow.

  Ind. Eng. Chem. Res. 2015, 54, 4699-4708.
• T. Galeandro-Diamant, M.-L. Zanota, R. Sayah, L. Veyre, C. Nikitine, C. de Bellefon, S. Marrot, V. Meille, C. Thieuleux

  Platinum nanoparticles in suspension are as efficient as Karstedt’s complex for alkene hydrosilylation

  Chem. Commun. 2015
• Florica Simescu-Lazar, Valerie Meille, Frederic Bornette, Fabrice Campoli, Claude de Bellefon

  In situ electrochemical regeneration of deactivated coated catalyst on basket foam in {Robinson-Mahoney} reactor : Example of Pd/C for nitrobenzene hydrogenation

  Catal. Today 249, 52-58 (2015)
• Rebecca E O’Neill, Laurent Vanoye, Claude De Bellefon, Farid Aiouache.

  Aldol-condensation of furfural by activated dolomite catalyst

  Applied Catalysis B : Environmental 144, 46-56, 2014
• J. Leveque, R. Philippe, M.-L. Zanota, V. Meille, F. Sarrazin, L. Baussaron, C. de Bellefon

  Characterizations of a catalytic solid foam reactor for co-current gas-liquid upflow

  Récents progrès en Génie des procédés 2013
• L. Vanoye, A. Favre-Réguillon, A. Aloui, R. Philippe, C. de Bellefon

  Insights in the Aerobic Oxidation of Aldehydes

  RSC Advances 2013

 

 

 
 

 




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Volker Hessel

 

Volker Hessel

Professor,

Department of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry Board member of the
Flow Chemistry Society

Technische Universiteit Eindhoven, The Netherlands

Prof.dr. Volker Hessel, born 1964, studied chemistry at Mainz University. He got the PhD level in the field of organic chemistry in 1993. The topic of his PhD thesis was structure-property relationships of special supra-molecular structures, micelles and lyotropic liquid crystals, constructed by so-called bi- or multi-polar amphiphiles with rigid core unit. Since 1994 Prof.dr. Hessel is an employee of the Institut für Mikrotechnik Mainz GmbH and since 1996 he became group leader for microreaction technology. In 1999 he was appointed Head of the Microreaction Technology Department, formed at that time, meanwhile named Chemical Process Technology. His fields of research comprise micro process engineering for mixing, fine chemistry, fuel processing and heterogeneous catalysis.
In 2002 Prof. Dr. Hessel was appointed Vice Director R&D at IMM and in 2007 as Director R&D at IMM. Prof.dr. Hessel is author or co-author of more than 250 peer-reviewed publications (with 24 extended reviews) and more than 180 conference papers with regard to chemical micro process engineering, 23 book chapters, and 5 books. In July 2005, Prof.dr. Hessel was appointed as part-time professor for the chair of “Micro Process Engineering” at Eindhoven University of Technology, TU/e. This professorship is under the umbrella of the Chemical Reactor Engineering group of Prof.dr.ir. Jaap Schouten in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry. Currently, Prof.dr. Hessel was appointed as honorary professor at the Technical Chemistry Department at Technical University of Darmstadt and is in this function active within the Cluster of Excellence Smart Interfaces (CSI).Prof. Hessel has been appointed as full professor for the chair of "Micro Flow Chemistry and Process Technology" at TU Eindhoven in 2011. In July 2012 prof.dr. Hessel was appointed as Guest Professor at the Kunming University of Science and Technology in China.

Prof.dr. Hessel received the AIChE award “Excellence in Process Development Research” in 2007. His Hirsch number (scientific impact measure) is 36.

A.o. Prof.dr. Hessel was AIChE chair (US) “Microprocess Engineering”(2005-2008); elected board member of the German industrial platform IPmVT; member of the editorial boards of “Catalysis Today”, “Chemical Engineering Journal”, “Chemical Engineering Technology”, “Recent Patents on Chemical Engineering”, and “Current Organic Chemistry”; Topical chair at AIChE Spring conferences 2006+2007 and organising committee member of symposia held at CHISA-6, ECCE-6 (EPIC), EUChemS and WCCE-8 as well as chair of the program committees of the “Conference on Smart Synthesis and Technologies for Organic Processes” (SynTOP) and the “International Conference on Microreaction Technology 10” (IMRET-10).

Prof.dr. Hessel is Editor-in-Chief of the new journal “Green Processing and Synthesis” (deGruyter).

Address:

Technische Universiteit Eindhoven
P.O. Box 513
5600 MB EINDHOVEN

Chair:

Micro Flow Chemistry and Process Technology

Department:Department of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry

Section:Micro Flow Chemistry and Process Technology

Positioncategory:Professor (HGL)

Position:Full Professor

Room:STW 1.45

Tel:+31 40-247 2973

Tel (internal):2973

Email:v.hessel@tue.nl

Scientific publications

Journal article

Academic publ. refereed

2016

• Vural - Gursel, I., Kurt, S.K., Wang, Q., Noël, T., Nigam, K.D.P., Kockmann, N. & Hessel, V. (2016). Utilization of milliscale coiled flow inverter in combination with phase separator for continuous flow liquid-liquid extraction processes. Chemical Engineering Journal, 283(1), 855-868. in Web of Science Cited 0 times
  

2015

• Borukhova, S., Seeger, A.D., Noël, T., Wang, Q., Busch, M. & Hessel, V. (2015). Pressure-accelerated azide-alkyne cycloaddition : micro capillary versus autoclave reactor performance. ChemSusChem, 8(3), 504-512. in Web of Science Cited 4 times
  
• Gemoets, H.P.L., Su, Y., Shang, M., Hessel, V., Luque, R. & Noël, T. (2015). Liquid phase oxidation chemistry in continuous-flow microreactors. Chemical Society Reviews, accepted or in press.
  
• Gericke, D., Ott-Reinhardt, D., Matveeva, V., Sulman, E.M., Aho, A., Murzin, D.Y., Roggan, S., Danilova, L., Hessel, V., Löb, P. & Kralisch, D. (2015). Green catalysis by nanoparticulate catalysts developed for flow processing? case study of glucose hydrogenati

Ancillary activities

• Wiley-VCH, book writing / book editing
• De Gruyter, book writing / book editing
• Green Manufacturing Program of Glaxo-Smith-Kline and Singapore Economic Development Board, Advisor, expert, authority
• Expert of the German DFG Excellence Cluster Blasensaelen
• Editor in Chief for Green Processing and Synthesis, De Gruyter
• Editorial Board Member for Reaction Chemistry - Engineering, RSC

• Editorial Board Member for Processes, MDPI
• European Editor for Journal of Flow Chemistry, Kluwer Academics
• Elsevier, Wiley-VCH, Bentham (publishing houses), Scientific advisory boards of jounals
• NIOK, Programmraad TKI Chemie - Chemical Nanotechnology - Devices
• Member of platform organisation and societies
• Dutch Catalyst Society and expert in national TopSecret programme for chemistry

 

Process intensification in advancing progress in multiphase reactor engineering

Wednesday 27 June 2012; 12:30-18:00
Emeleus Lecture Theatre / Lanyon building
Queen's University Belfast

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"Multiphase Catalytic Reactors Structured at the Meso-scale "

Volker Hessel^1,2,

Timothy Noel¹, Qi Wang^{1 1} Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven, The Netherlands
² Technische Universität Darmstadt, Cluster of Excellence Smart Interfaces, Germany

Micro Process Technology and Flow Chemistry have given strong push to continuous chemical manufacture via facilitating heat and mass transfer (transport intensification). The next big step is to develop a tailored process chemistry in flow under highly intensified conditions. This has been coined Novel Process Windows [1,2] and has two research pillars, – the exploration of unusual and typically harsh process conditions (chemical intensification) and, in a more holistic picture, a completely new and often simpler process design (process-design intensification).
The 1,3-Huisgen cycloaddition (Click Chemistry) and the Claisen rearrangement are processed harshly and chemically intensified. Click Chemistries owe the capability to be integrated in multi-step (tandem, cascade, …) into flow. Starting from such new reaction designs, new process designs are developed for large-scale industrial processes such as the direct adipic acid route in the frame of Nylon process and hydroformylation; with major consequences on sustainability, CAPEX/OPEX costs and energy consumption.
Prof. Dr. Volker Hessel, born 1964, studied chemistry at Mainz University. Since 1994 he is an employee of the Institut für Mikrotechnik Mainz GmbH. In 1999 he was appointed Head of the Microreaction Technology Department. In 2002 Prof. Hessel was appointed Vice Director R&D at IMM and in 2007 as Director R&D at IMM. He is author or co-author of more than 200 peer-reviewed publications (with 29 extended reviews), 16 book chapters, and 5 books. In 2005, he was appointed as part-time professor for the chair of "Micro Process Engineering" at Eindhoven University of Technology. In 2009, he was appointed as honorary professor at the Technical Chemistry Department at Technical University of Darmstadt and is Fellow of their Cluster of Excellence "Smart Interfaces". In 2011, he was appointed as full professor for the chair of "Micro Flow Chemistry and Process Technology" at Eindhoven University of Technology, TU/e. Prof. Hessel received the AIChE award "Excellence in Process Development Research" in 2007. He received in 2010 the ERC Advanced Grant about "Novel Process Windows" and is Editor-in-Chief of the journal "Green Processing and Synthesis".

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