Sarayute Chansai

Sarayute Chansai is a Research Fellow at the University of Manchester, specializing in heterogeneous catalysis with a focus on environmental protection, automotive emission control, and renewable energy production. His research spans catalyst design, reactor engineering, and advanced characterization techniques such as DRIFTS-MS and operando spectroscopy. He holds a Doctor of Science from Queen's University Belfast (2009) and advanced degrees from Khon Kaen University. His work addresses global challenges in sustainable energy and pollution control, contributing to UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Education

• Doctor of Science (2009), Queen's University Belfast (UK)
• Master of Science (2005), Khon Kaen University (Thailand)
• Bachelor of Science (2002), Khon Kaen University (Thailand)

Research Interests

Chansai’s expertise includes non-thermal plasma catalysis, NOₓ reduction using SCR, and catalyst preparation via mechanochemistry. His work integrates transient kinetics analysis with advanced materials like zeolites and metal-organic frameworks (MOFs). Key areas include CO₂ hydrogenation, VOC oxidation, and hydrogen production from methane reforming.

Collaborations & Activities

He actively collaborates internationally, presenting at conferences like the UK Catalysis Conference and Faraday Discussions. He serves as a reviewer for journals like Catalysts and leads projects with industrial partners. His datasets highlight contributions to CO₂ conversion, water treatment, and plasma-activated catalytic systems.

Labs & Teams

Chansai contributes to interdisciplinary teams at the University of Manchester, focusing on catalytic innovation for energy and environmental sustainability. His lab develops novel reactor designs and advanced characterization tools for real-time reaction analysis.