معرفی
Dr. Aidan Doyle is a Reader in Industrial Chemistry at Manchester Metropolitan University, specializing in nanoporous materials and heterogeneous catalysis. His research focuses on emissions control technologies, low carbon fuels, and additive manufacturing applications in chemical engineering.
- Expertise in zeolite synthesis from unconventional sources
- Active researcher in methane oxidation and CO2 adsorption
- Contributor to aircraft cabin air quality studies
Academic Background
- PhD in Chemistry (University of Limerick, 2000)
- BSc Industrial Chemistry (University of Limerick, 1995)
- Diploma in Chemistry (Waterford Institute of Technology, 1993)
Research Highlights demonstrate his work across multiple disciplines including environmental engineering, materials science, and chemical processing. Recent publications focus on 3D-printed catalytic substrates, hybrid photocatalysts, and industrial-scale pollutant removal systems.
Scientific Contributions include significant findings in:
- CO2 capture using waste-derived composites
- Methane abatement in dual-fuel engines
- Multi-metal adsorption from aqueous systems
- Aircraft cabin chemical contamination studies
Awards and Distinctions include the Max-Planck-Society Research Fellowship, multiple university-level teaching and research accolades, and active roles in professional associations like the Royal Society of Chemistry.
Professional Service involves external examiner duties at major universities and editorial review for funding bodies including EPSRC and RSC.
