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Dr Anh Phan is a Lecturer in Chemical Engineering at the University of Surrey within the School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. Her research focuses on fluid-rock interactions, CO2 capture and storage, gas hydrate management, and nanopore transport phenomena. She utilizes advanced simulation techniques to bridge atomic-scale observations with large-scale applications.
- Education:
- PhD in Chemical Engineering, University College London (UCL), 2016
- Graduate studies at The University of Oklahoma, 2011–2013
- Research Scientist at Institute of High-Performance Computing (A*STAR, Singapore), 2017–2018
Her research interests include sustainable energy solutions, environmental engineering, and the application of molecular simulations to understand fluid behavior in confined environments. Key projects include contributions to the Horizon 2020 Science4CleanEnergy initiative and hydrate management collaborations with Colorado School of Mines.
Publications highlight work on hydrate anti-agglomerants, CO2 storage mechanisms, and nanopore transport dynamics. Recent studies explore green chemistry advancements for methane storage and machine learning applications in environmental monitoring. Dr Phan’s work bridges fundamental science and practical engineering challenges in energy and environmental systems.
