Evgeny Rebrov

Evgeny Rebrov is a Professor of Chemical Engineering at the University of Warwick, School of Engineering. He holds additional roles including Editor of the Chemical Engineering Journal (since 2024) and Honorary Visiting Research Professor at the University of Adelaide (since 2019). His research focuses on energy-intensive reactor engineering, particularly utilizing nonconventional energy sources like microwaves, RF fields, and UV light to enhance catalytic processes. Key affiliations include the Energy Intensified Reactor Engineering Lab and leadership in courses like ES4D9 and CDT Net2Zero.

Education highlights include a DSc in Chemical Engineering (2012) and PhD in Physical Chemistry from the Boreskov Institute of Catalysis (1999). Notable awards include the Catalysts 2023 Best Paper Award for his work on molecular catalysts in Zn-air batteries. He has contributed to spin-out company Stoli Chem, pioneering catalyst coating technology for energy-efficient production.

His research spans multiphase reactors, catalytic pyrolysis, and plasma-assisted synthesis. Recent articles emphasize CO2 capture, ammonia production, and plasma-catalyzed processes. Grants include a Research Empowerment grant for LIB recycling. Advising roles include Commonwealth Scholarship contributions and leadership in doctoral training programs like Net2Zero.