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Suresh Kuppireddy
Technology Innovation Institute, Khalifa University, Indian Institute of Chemical Technology, The Petroleum Institute (ADNOC)
Employment
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Technology Innovation Institute Lead Researcher2023 - Present
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Khalifa University Research Scientist2019 - 2023
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The Petroleum Institute (ADNOC) Researcher2010 - 2019
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Khalifa University Research and Teaching Associate2010 - 2019
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Texas A&M University at Qatar Postdoctoral Research Associate2009 - 2010
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Indian Institute of Chemical Technology Senior Research Fellow2005 - 2008
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Indian Institute of Chemical Technology Junior Research Fellow2003 - 2005
Education
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Indian Institute of Chemical Technology Ph.D2005 - 2009
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (86)
- Optimization and in-situ spectroscopic monitoring of aminosilane-grafted KIT-6 mesoporous silica adsorbents for carbon capture and hydrogen purification Save
- Ethane removal from ethylene-rich mixtures at room temperature by ethane-selective reduced graphene oxide adsorbents Save
- Recent advances in nanoporous NOx gas sensors: synergizing Raman spectroscopy, IoT, and machine learning for high-performance detection Save
- High-Purity Ethylene Production from Ethane/Ethylene Mixtures at Ambient Conditions by Ethane-Selective Fluorine-Doped Activated Carbon Adsorbents Save
- MOF@MOF core-shell hybrid adsorbents with controlled water vapor affinity towards enhanced and steady CO2 capture in moist conditions Save
- Upcycling paper waste into aminosilane-functionalized cellulose-graphene oxide composite aerogel adsorbents for low-pressure CO2 capture Save
- Tailored Metal-Doped Activated Carbon Adsorbents Exhibiting High-Capacity, Selective, and Reversible Hydrogen Storage at Room Temperature Save
- Green synthesis of gold nanoparticles using mushrooms for medical and industrial applications Save
- Hydrogen peroxide-treated glycerol sourced porous carbon with elemental sulfur-based sulfur-phosphorus co-doping for CO2 capture Save
- A combined experimental and simulations assessment of CO2 capture and CO2/H2 separation performance of aminosilane-grafted MCM-41 and pore-expanded MCM-41 Save