Hamza Asmat

Dr. Hamza Asmat is a Research Fellow in the Department of Chemical & Biological Engineering at Monash University, contributing to UN Sustainable Development Goals through work in heterogeneous catalysis and sustainable energy technologies. His research focuses on catalyst design and reactor engineering for clean energy applications.

• Research Areas: Heterogeneous Catalysis, Nano-Materials, Clean Energy, Electrification, Circular Economy, CO2 Utilization and Conversion, Hydrogen Energy, Green Chemistry

Recent work includes the development of electrified reformers for syngas production, combining additive manufacturing techniques with advanced catalyst design to improve efficiency and coke resistance. His publications in Applied Catalysis B: Environmental and International Journal of Hydrogen Energy demonstrate expertise in catalytic reactor engineering and CO2 conversion technologies.

Active in peer-reviewed research, his work has been cited on Scopus and received attention from five news outlets. Currently affiliated with Monash University's Chemical & Biological Engineering department, he collaborates with researchers like Paul, McLaren, Hill, and Tanksale.