Imperial College London

DrRonnyPini

Faculty of EngineeringDepartment of Chemical Engineering

Reader in Chemical Engineering
 
 
 
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Contact

 

+44 (0)20 7594 7518r.pini Website

 
 
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Location

 

415ACE ExtensionSouth Kensington Campus

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Summary

 

OPEN POSITIONS

CURRENT OPENINGS: several EPSRC-funded PhD studentships in a range of projects associated with the energy transition (geological carbon capture, hydrogen economy, energy storage, fuels and lubricants for e-vehicles). Additional information can be found here.

All applications should be sent to Dr. Ronny Pini

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Research STAFF

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Edward Bailey (Experimental officer) | Shell Digital Rock imaging lab

Humera Ansari (RA) | Experimental co-adsorption studies and rapid sorbent screening for CO2/H2 separations (co-supervised with Dr. Camille Petit)

RESEARCH STUDENTS SUPERVISION

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Humera Ansari (PhD candidate) | CO2 enhanced shale gas recovery  (co-supervised with Prof. Geoffrey Maitland and Prof. Martin Trusler)

Hassan Azzan (PhD candidate) | Experimental co-adsorption studies and rapid sorbent screening for CO2/H2 separations (co-supervised with Dr. Camille Petit)

Lucy Barton (PhD candidate) | Molecular engineering and design of CO2 sorbents for air capture using a rotary adsorber (co-supervised with Dr. Camille Petit)

Anna-Maria Eckel (PhD candidate) | Three-dimensional free convective mixing in heterogeneous porous media

Nerine Joewondo (PhD candidate) | On the behaviour and fate of trapped gas in porous media (co-supervised with Dr. Valeria Garbin)

Andrius Patapas (PhD candidate) | The effect of surfactant on complex interfacial flows (co-supervised with Prof. Omar Matar and Valeria Garbin)

Andrea Rovelli (PhD candidate) | Chemical transport in partially saturated porous media

Adam Ward (PhD candidate) | Predictive pore-scale modelling of chemical transport in technical porous solids

Kleio Zervidi (PhD candidate) | Hybrid systems for CO2 capture (co-supervised with Dr. Camille Petit and Prof. Martin Trusler)

ALUMNI

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PhD students:
Rebecca Liyanage (2014-2018), Takeshi Kurotori (2015-2019), Junyoung Hwang (2016-2021)

Postdoctoral researchers:
Sayed Alireza Hosseinzadeh Hejazi (2017-2018), Lisa Joss (2016-2018), Swapna Rabha (2018-2019), Chidi Efika (2019), Takeshi Kurotori (2019-2021), Emily Chapman (2018-2020), Paul-Ross Thomson (2020)

MSc students: 2016 | Giuseppe Pancione. 2017 | Nabeel Hamad, Joshua Momodu, Elena Rietmann. 2018 | Claudia De Luca, Umer Shams Siddiqui, Eisa Al-Ghanim. 2019 | Angeliki Chalasti, Rheya Soares, Xuanyu Tong, Yuxin Zuo. 2020 | Elvira Díaz-Ortega, Oluwatomi Ojo, Ke Xu, Shuwei Gong.

Guest Lectures

Measuring and imaging chemical transport in heterogeneous porous media, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, 2019

Laboratory studies to understand the controls of flow and transport for CO2 storage, Science For Clean Energy Forum, The Geological Society, London, UK, 2019

Measuring and imaging chemical transport in heterogeneous porous media, University of Manchester, Manchester, UK, 2019

Measuring and imaging solute transport in heterogeneous porous media, Princeton University, Princeton, USA, 2019

High-pressure gas sorption studies on shales, The Geological Society, London, UK, 2017

Research Student Supervision

Azzan,H, Experimental co-adsorption studies and rapid sorbent screening for CO2/H2 separations

Eckel,A-M, Three-dimensional free convective mixing in heterogeneous porous media

Joewondo,N, On the behaviour and fate of trapped gas in porous media

Rovelli,A, Chemical transport in partially saturated porous media

Ward,A, Predictive pore-scale modelling of chemical transport in technical porous solids

Zervidi,K, Hybrid systems for CO2 capture