Margot Llosa Tanco

Margot Llosa Tanco is a University Researcher in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry at Eindhoven University of Technology. Her work focuses on advanced membrane technologies, particularly carbon molecular sieve membranes for gas and liquid separations, contributing to sustainable energy and environmental goals. She specializes in optimizing membrane performance under extreme conditions and integrating them into energy-efficient processes like hydrogen production and CO₂ utilization.

Her research interests include membrane engineering, adsorption phenomena, and material science applications. Key areas include CO₂ separation at elevated pressures/temperatures, hydrogen production via membrane reactors, and functionalization of membranes for aqueous solutions. She collaborates internationally on projects involving membrane synthesis, catalytic materials, and process intensification.

Her publications (2014–2025) reflect a trajectory from foundational membrane studies to applied industrial solutions. Notable work includes Pd-Ag membrane development for hydrogen production and CO₂ hydrogenation studies. She presented at conferences such as the 2021 CO₂ hydrogenation to DME via membrane reactors talk.