CORE RESEARCH PROGRAMME: SUSTAINABLE MANUFACTURING

This programme looks at developing new technologies for cleaner, safer and more efficient chemical processes in a wide range of sectors, including energy, materials, commodities and fine chemicals. Our expertise in this area spans catalyst development, real-time analytics, process design, intensification, and digitisation for smart factories and distributed manufacturing.

We have access to a wide range of specialist facilities including Bath’s Dynamic Reaction Monitoring Facility, Oxford’s biocatalysis and (spectro)electrochemical capabilities, and the upscaling facilities of the Centre for Process Innovation (CPI) and the High-Value Manufacture Catapult (HVMC).

Programme Leads

Uli works develping new catalytic methodologies for sustainable chemistry and clean energy, spanning a wide range of topics and methodologies.

Dr Ulrich
Hintermair

University of Bath

Kylie is interested in both understanding and applying catalysis at metal sites within enzymes, particularly in small molecule activation. A central theme in her work is bridging the gaps between different techniques in bioinorganic chemistry.

Professor Kylie
Vincent

University of Oxford

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