Seed Grant Research :

Single-Step Direct Air Capture and Conversion to Fuels and Chemicals (CCME)

Praveen Bollini, Cullen College Of Engineering - Chemical And Biomolecular Engineering

Towards Development of Electrochemical Systems for Carbon Capture (CCME)

Mohammad Rahimi, Cullen College Of Engineering - Civil Engineering

Swarming of Bio-Inspired Robotic Fish for Underwater CO2 Leakage Monitoring (CCME)

Zheng Chen, Cullen College of Engineering - Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Processing of Algae to Biodiesel and Organic Acid Using Re-Usable Whole Cell Immobilized Catalyst to Enable Microalgae-Based Carbon Capture (CCME)

Venkatesh Balan, Cullen College Of Engineering-Engineering Technology

Green Synthesis of Battery-Grade Carbons from PetCoke

Zheng Fan, Cullen College Of Engineering-Technology Division; Francisco Robles Hernández, Cullen College Of Engineering-Technology Division 

Carbon Capture and Storage in Depleted Gas Fields along the Gulf of Mexico Coast (CCME)

Dimitrios G. Hatzignatiou, Cullen College of Engineering - Petroleum Engineering; Christine EhligEconomides, Cullen College of Engineering - Petroleum Engineering

From Carbon Waste to Graphite, Graphene and Morphed Graphene for Energy and Structural Applications by Environmental Means and Standard Conditions (CCME)

Francisco Robles Hernandez, Cullen College Of Engineering-Technology Division

Directed Evolution of a Protein-based Sensor for Anaerobic Biological Methane Activation (CCME)

Dr. Patrick Cirino, Cullen College of Engineering - Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

All Day Carbon Capture and Sequestration through Molecular and Phase-Change Hybrid Module (CCME)

Hadi Ghasemi, Cullen College of Engineering - Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering ; T. Randall Lee, Cullen College of Engineering - Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Real-time Subsurface Wireless Communication and Sensing System for CO2 Storage (CCME)

Jiefu Chen, Cullen College of Engineering - Electrical and Computer Engineering; Xiaonan Shan, Cullen College of Engineering - Electrical and Computer Engineering

Low-cost Sorbent/Catalyst Technology for CO2 Capture and Conversion to Value-Added Chemicals (CCME)

Praveen Bollini, Cullen College Of Engineering-Chemical And Biomolecular Engineering

Seismic Baseline Survey Along the Northern Gulf of Mexico for Energy Transition (CCME)

Dr. Yingcai Zheng, College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics - Earth and Atmospheric Sciences