Accelerated Materials Development in Flow
Welcome to the Abolhasani Lab
Our multidisciplinary research group is primarily focused on studies of autonomous flow chemistry strategies to accelerate the development of solution-processed materials for energy and chemical technologies. We envision such autonomous materials development strategies can accelerate our efforts towards addressing the most pervasive challenge of the modern world: Meeting a rapidly growing global energy demand while preserving the environment. To meet these goals, we study the fundamentals of process intensification using microreaction engineering concepts and principles of “smart” manufacturing.
09/29/21-Congratulations to Fazel on winning 2nd place best poster presentation at the 2021 Schoenborn Graduate Research Symposium at CBE!
09/28/21- Congratulations to Robbie, Amanda, and Malek! Their recent paper, Universal self-driving laboratory for accelerated discovery of materials and molecules, is published in Chem!
09/28/21- Congratulations to Suyong and Malek! Their recent paper, Intensified Recovery of Switchable Hydrophilicity Solvents in Flow, is accepted for publication in Chemical Communications.
09/28/21- Congratulations to Dr. Abolhasani for receiving the John C. Chen Young Professional Leadership Scholarship from AIChE.
03/15/21- Our recent collaborative paper with the Theis group at NC State, A Versatile Compact Parahydrogen Membrane Reactor is accepted for publication in ChemPhysChem.
08/12/21- Congratulations to Dr. Abolhasani for receiving a 2021 Machine Learning in Chemical Sciences and Engineering Award from The Camille & Henry Dreyfus Foundation.
11/28/21 - 12/03/21 - We will be attending the 2021 MRS Fall Meeting in Boston, MA.
11/07/21 - 11/12/21 - We will be attending the 2021 AIChE Annual Meeting in Boston, MA.
09/30/21 - 10/01/21 - We will be attending the Flow Chemistry Summit 2021 in Boston, MA.
04/29/21 - 04/30/21 - We will be attending the first (Virtual) Microfluidics & Energy symposium.
04/17/21 - 04/23/21 - We will be attending the 2021 (Virtual) MRS Spring Meeting.
Artificial Chemist: The self-driving Artificial Chemist technology can re-shape the future of materials R&D and manufacturing.
AIChE Journal Looks to the Future: The AIChE Journal’s annual Futures Issue explores the latest developments in chemical engineering through the eyes of the early-career researchers who contributed their pioneering works.