Kyle Rogers
Assistant Professor
Head Hall E230C
Fredericton
Educational background
- PhD, 2020, Chemical Engineering, University of New Brunswick
- BScE, 2014, Chemical Engineering, University of New Brunswick
Research interests
- Production and upgrading of clean fuels/biofuels
- Thermochemical processing of biomass materials (e.g., pyrolysis, liquefaction) of biomass materials
- Catalysis
- Catalytic upgrading of bio-oil (e.g., hydrotreating)
- Reforming and water-gas-shift
- Hydrogen production and conservation
- Waste-to-energy conversions
My research focuses on developing thermal and catalytic technologies for generating clean fuels such as hydrogen gas and biofuels. At UNB, we are advancing these technologies through bench-scale experiments with higher temperature and pressure reactors. We focus on catalyst development and techno-economic assessments.
Passion fuels my research, driving the exploration of innovative solutions. If you are passionate about clean fuels and catalysts or have ideas to share, I invite you to connect with me at Linked In.
