Evgeny Rebrov

Evgeny Rebrov is a part-time Full Professor of Energy Intensified Chemical Reaction Engineering at Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) and holds concurrent roles as Chair of Chemical Engineering at the University of Warwick (UK) and Full Professor at Queen’s University Belfast (UK). His expertise spans catalytic reaction engineering, multiphase reactors, and sustainable process development.

Academic Background: He earned his PhD (cum laude) in Chemistry from the Boreskov Institute of Catalysis (1999) and DSc in Chemical Engineering from Lomonosov Moscow University (2012). Key career milestones include research at Cambridge University (2007) and leadership roles at TU/e, Warwick, and Queen’s University.

Research Focus: His work centers on structured multiphase catalytic reactors for fine chemical synthesis, energy-intensified plasma-catalytic systems, and transient reactor operations. Applications include cost-efficient production of vitamins and agrichemicals via reactor design innovation. He leads EU-funded projects like the ERC Synergy grant (SCOPE) for plasma-catalyst integration.

Recognition: He has received four major EU awards, including ERC Starting, Proof of Concept, Synergy grants, and an SME Innovation Council grant. His research contributes to UN SDGs related to affordable industry, clean energy, and climate action.

Advising & Grants: Supervised 43 academic works and secured substantial grants for projects like plasma-fluidized bed reactors for ethylene production and CO₂ conversion. Collaborates with industries such as DSM, SABIC, and Airbus.

Labs & Teams: Active in EIRES Research and the Energy Intensified Chemical Reaction Engineering group, advancing portable plasma technologies and sustainable process engineering solutions.