Geoffrey Tompsett

Geoffrey Tompsett is an Assistant Research Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI). His research focuses on innovative solutions for environmental challenges and renewable energy, including PFAS remediation, biomass conversion, and waste-to-energy technologies. He collaborates closely with colleagues like Professors Michael Timko and Andrew Teixeira on projects funded by prestigious grants such as the Department of Energy's $2M award.

His expertise spans advanced oxidation processes, thermochemical biomass conversion, and sustainable fuel development. Recent work highlights include pioneering methods to neutralize PFAS contaminants and transforming sewage sludge into renewable energy.

Dr. Tompsett's research has been featured in media outlets like the Telegram & Gazette, emphasizing his contributions to green energy and environmental cleanup. He holds a patent for hydrothermal liquefaction processes related to biomass utilization.