Sina Sartipi

Sina Sartipi, PhD at the Delft University of Technology (TU Delft)
working on CatchBio project:
In Situ Valorisation of Biomass: “From BioSynGas to liquid fuel”
project leader:
prof. dr. F. Kapteijn (direct supervisor: dr. J. Gascon)
cluster: Energy

Short CV
PhD of Chemical Engineering; Present

Bachelor and Master of Chemical Engineering
University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran
MSc Major: Energy and Environment
MSc Thesis Title: Investigation of the Effects of Precious Metal Nanoparticles on the Performance of Perovskite Catalytic Converters

Publications

1. S. Khajavi, S. Sartipi, J. Gascon, J.C. Jansen, F. Kapteijn, “Thermostability of hydroxy sodalite in view of membrane applications”, Microporous Mesoporous Mat. 132 (2010) 510–517.
2. S. Sartipi, A.A. Khodadadi, and Y. Mortazavi, “Pd-doped LaCoO3 regenerative catalyst for automotive emissions control”, Appl. Catal. B 83 (2008) 214–220.

What is the biggest challenge, or what fascinates you the most about this project?
Developing effective and stable bifunctional core-shell catalysts and introducing them as a feasible approach for process intensification to the toolbox of catalysis engineering.

What is your future career ambition?
Catalysis Engineering.

How do you like to spend your time when not working on your research?
Music.