Arturo Gomez

Arturo Gomez is a Doctoral Researcher affiliated with the Department of Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering at the School of Chemical Engineering. His work focuses on battery recycling and materials recovery, aligning with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) for environmental sustainability.

• Current projects: SmartCyclers, MechPro (2022–2025), optimizing circular economy battery systems using AI.
• Research interests: Battery recycling processes, lithium-ion battery materials, froth flotation, and thermogravimetric analysis for graphite quantification.

His recent publications highlight data-driven recycling optimization, LTO-rich anode waste processing, and graphite analysis methodologies. Collaborations span materials recovery, cathode chemistry, and sustainable chemical engineering.

Arturo contributes to datasets on Li-ion battery recycling simulations and engages with advanced technologies like HSC-Sim for mass flow analysis. His work addresses critical gaps in recycling applicability and mass loss reduction.