Andrew C. Marr

Dr. Andrew C. Marr is an Associate Professor in the School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at Queen's University Belfast. His research focuses on green and sustainable chemistry, specializing in catalytic systems, ionic liquids, and biocatalysts. He leads initiatives in the EPSRC UK Catalysis Hub and contributes to editorial boards. Marr's work addresses biomass valorization, water cleaning, and pharmaceutical synthesis through interdisciplinary approaches.

• Academic Rank: Associate Professor
• Affiliation: Queen's University Belfast
• Key Roles: Theme Lead in EPSRC UK Catalysis Hub, PLOS ONE Editorial Board Member

Research Interests: Marr explores catalytic transformations in water, hybrid biocatalytic systems, and sustainable chemical synthesis. His projects include designing catalysts for cleaner fluorination, immobilizing enzymes, and valorizing marine biomass (shells, seaweed). Recent work emphasizes AI-driven resource management and AI in chemical processes.

Publications span catalytic cascades, ionic liquid gels, and hydrogen transfer reactions. Awards include EPSRC funding and expert roles in research councils. Marr supervises PhD students in sustainable chemistry and collaborates internationally on projects like safeguarding water resources and marine-based animal feeds.

Labs/Teams: Active in the UK Catalysis Hub and international collaborations, focusing on blue economy applications and industrial sustainability.