ABOUT

Research and development in chemical engineering drives innovation across various sectors, leading to technological advancements that enhance the quality of life and contribute to sustainable development.

The LSRE-LCM - Laboratory of Separation and Reaction Engineering - Laboratory of Catalysis and Materials activities cover a broad spectrum of expertise levels, from fundamental research to the creation of industrial products and processes. This inclusive approach combines knowledge and inputs from several areas: separation and reaction processes, product engineering, catalysis and carbon materials, thermodynamics, and environmental engineering. A key aspect of LSRE-LCM's activities is the education of highly skilled researchers and technicians, achieved through extensive post-graduate and post-doctoral programs.

MISSION

The mission of LSRE-LCM is to promote the advancement of scientific and technological know-how in the Chemical Engineering, with relevance, but not limited to, the areas of Separation and Reaction Processes, Product Engineering, Catalysis and Carbon Materials, Thermodynamics and Environmental Engineering

SHAKING THE PRESENT. SHAPING THE FUTURE.

The guiding principle of LSRE-LCM, expressed in the motto inspires our researchers to tackle current scientific challenges and pioneer innovations that will have a significant impact on the future scenario of industrial and economic sustainability.A wide range of know-how levels is covered by LSRE-LCM activities, from fundamental research to the development of industrial products and processes, including contributions from materials, process and product engineering.

That should keep us aware that working at LSRE-LCM is definitely not only a career — it’s also a calling. By means of research, innovation and development, we should pursue today’s scientific challenges and innovations, as a contribute to the peoples of the future in achieving true sustainable development.RESEARCH GROUPS

LSRE-LCM aims to contribute towards the sustainable development of the country, namely of the Northern region. To achieve this objective in a coherently organized fashion, research at LSRE-LCM is organized in 5 Research Groups in different strategic areas:

CYCLIC ADSORPTION/REACTION PROCESSES   

PRODUCT ENGINEERING

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

CARBON MATERIALS CATALYSIS AND ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT

PHOTO-ELECTRO-CHEMISTRY AND NATURE-INSPIRED SYSTEMS

ADVISORY BOARD