Dr Brandt-Talbot
IMSE Webinar SeriesGreener Plastics Future and Sustainable MaterialsThe challenge that will be discussed in this session is:

Making and Breaking Materials with Ionic Liquids – Designing solvents for producing more sustainable carbon fibres and for enhanced plastic recyclingJoin us for this informal webinar with Dr Agi Brandt-Talbot. There will be an opportunity for question and answer after the presentation. To join this webinar you must register in advance and you will be emailed the joining instructions for the webinar.

Biography

Dr Agi Brandt-Talbot

Faculty of Natural Sciences, Department of Chemistry, Research Fellow

Dr Agi Brandt-Talbot is an independent Research Fellow and leads the Sustainable Carbon Solutions research team in the Department of Chemistry at Imperial College London.

She has authored 26 scientific articles with more than 3000 citations and holds licensed 3 patents. Dr Brandt-Talbot’s research interest is creating bio-derived materials and chemicals from sustainable biomass and the application of novel tailor-made solvents for more sustainable use of carbon in our economy.

Dr Brandt-Talbot was awarded Imperial’s President’s Award of Excellence for Outstanding Early Career Researcher in 2015, the Department of Chemical Engineering’s Sir William Wakeham Award in 2016, and a 2017 Imperial College Research Fellowship which she has taken up in the Department of Chemistry. She is co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer of start-up company Lixea.

Dr Brandt-Talbot received a BSc and an MSc from Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, Germany. She joined Imperial College with a Porter Institute funded PhD studentship and was a Research Associate in the Department of Chemical Engineering. She has also been the Business Manager of start-up company Econic Technologies.

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More Webinars in the Greener Plastics Future and Sustainable Materials Series

All webinars in this series are based on the theme of the new IMSE / OPSN briefing paper which. The launch of this briefing paper will be held on 8 July at 16.30 online. To register for the event please click here.

 

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