Biography
Dr. Hamid Arandiyan
Dr. Hamid Arandiyan
The University of Sydney, Australia
Title: Ordered Mesoporous Materials and their Applications in Catalysis
Abstract: 
Recently, research has been focused on specifically designing porous perovskite materials so that large surface areas can be harnessed and surface properties can be improved. Numerous potential applications of porous perovskites have been investigated, including heterogeneous catalysis that rely on interactions and/or reactions of other components with porous perovskites. The main objective of our research is to examine the progress of recent research studies on porous perovskite nanomaterials, including the preparation methods and their applications in catalysis. The wide variety of the related knowledge on porous mixed oxides can provide guidance for researchers with interests ranging from the design of functionalized materials to the field of heterogeneous catalysis and electrochemical applications.
Biography: 

Dr Hamid Arandiyan research interests are environmental remediation and energy conversion, aiming to enhance sustainability by generating and using new fundamental insights on the molecular and nanoscopic level to develop feasible leads for the design of new catalytic chemical routes and processes. His recent research project involves the rational design of porous perovskite oxide catalysts for the environmental pollutant prevention and energy conversion. Dr Arandiyan has published more than 100 peer-review papers in heterogonous catalysis area. 

For more information, please visit https://sydney.edu.au/science/people/hamid.arandiyan.php 

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