Charles de Lannoy

Charles de Lannoy is an Associate Professor in the Chemical Engineering department at McMaster University. His research focuses on Membrane Technology, Environmental Remediation, and Electrochemical Processes for water treatment and CO2 capture.

Recent publications highlight advancements in membrane fouling prediction, electrically conductive membranes, and CO2 removal via electrochemical systems. His work spans both theoretical and applied domains, including mask filtration efficiency during the pandemic.

He teaches graduate and undergraduate courses such as Advanced Mass Transfer, Particle Electrokinetics, and Mass Transfer and Stagewise Operations, with a consistent focus on chemical engineering fundamentals since 2017.