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John R. Regalbuto

Professor Chemical Engineering CoEE Endowed Chair in Renewable Fuels

University of South Carolina

Affiliations

College of Engineering and Computing

Department of Chemical Engineering

Molinaroli College of Engineering and Computing

Department of Chemical Engineering

John R. Regalbuto is currently serving as a College Of Engineering And Computing Professor Chemical Engineering CoEE Endowed Chair in Renewable Fuels at University of South Carolina.

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John R. Regalbuto

University of South Carolina

Professor Chemical Engineering CoEE Endowed Chair in Renewable Fuels

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materials science catalysis chemical engineering nanotechnology catalyst preparation catalytic process industrial catalysis adsorption surface science applied physics material chemistry transition metal chemistry catalytic applications chemistry nanomaterials catalytic materials materials engineering electrochemical engineering catalytic synthesis advanced energy material energy chemistry surface chemistry nanoengineering inorganic chemistry nanoparticle research membrane science heterogeneous catalysis interface science molecular catalysis organometallic catalysis coordination chemistry energy storage materials colloid chemistry colloidal systems surface electrochemistry strong electrostatic adsorption electrostatic adsorption energy research material research catalyst activation surface nanotechnology nanoparticle synthesis oxide supports metals advanced functional materials colloidal materials surface reactivity thermal catalysis advanced electrode material biocatalysis asymmetric catalysis electrochemical energy storage surface modification electroless deposition oxide surfaces selective adsorption sustainable energy technologies carbon electronic materials nanostructure synthesis surface characterization in-situ conversion carbon-based materials chemisorption metal processing experimental analysis pt adsorption controlled synthesis metal-acid bifunctional catalysts platinum impregnation charge-enhanced dry impregnation supported metal catalysts pt-pd bimetallic catalysts ambient oxidation platinum adsorption electric battery catalyst synthesis sustainable chemistry catalytic converter electrochemistry

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Notable Federal Grants

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From Deposited Metal Precursors to Supported Atoms or Nanoparticles. Catalysis Today (2024)

John R. RegalbutoEdward ChandlerChigozie EzeorahAlaba OjoNathan ThornburgMikayla RomeroHien PhamAbhaya DatyeTae-Yeol JeonB. Frank GuptonChristopher T. Williams

nanomaterialsnanotechnologycatalysismetal precursorsmaterials science

The Effect of Reduction Pretreatments on the Size of Supported Pt and Pd Nanoparticles Prepared by Strong Electrostatic Adsorption. Catalysis Letters (2024)

Md. Fakhruddin PatwaryManuel NeitoAlaba OjoJohn R. Regalbuto

nanomaterialsstrong electrostatic adsorptioncatalytic applicationspd nanoparticlesmaterials engineeringadsorptionchemical engineeringnanoparticlesnanotechnologycatalysisreduction pretreatmentscatalyst preparationnanoparticle researchmaterials science

Multi-Atom Pt and Ptru Catalysts for High Performance Aemfcs With Ultra-Low Pgm Content. Applied Catalysis B Environment and Energy (2023)

Horie AdabiAbolfazl ShakouriAndrea ZitoloTristan AssetAnastassiya KhanJasmine BohannonRaphaël ChattotChristopher WilliamsFrédéric JaouenJohn R. RegalbutoWilliam E. Mustain

catalytic applicationscatalytic processmaterials engineeringelectrochemical engineeringadvanced materialshigh performance aemfcsindustrial catalysisptru catalystsheterogeneous catalysiscatalysiselectrical engineeringmembrane sciencemulti-atom ptcatalyst preparationadvanced energy materialapplied physicsultra-low pgm contentmaterials science

The Preparation of Silica Supported, Dilute Limit Pdau Alloys via Simultaneous Strong Electrostatic Adsorption. Catalysis Science & Technology (2023)

Anhua DongAbolfazl ShakouriStarvros KarakalosDoug BlomChristopher T. WilliamsJohn R. Regalbuto

nanotechnologymechanical engineeringcatalysisadsorptionnanoparticle researchdilute limit pdaucatalytic processmaterials engineeringadvanced materialsadvanced electrode materialmaterial chemistrynanoengineeringadvanced functional materialstechnologyindustrial catalysistransition metal chemistryadvanced energy materialtrace elementsmaterials science

All the Lonely Atoms, Where Do They All Belong?. Nature Nanotechnology (2022)

John R. RegalbutoAbhaya K. Datye

nanometrologynanotechnologyatomic physicslonely atomscondensed matter physicsmaterials science

Dilute Limit Alloy Pd–Cu Bimetallic Catalysts Prepared by Simultaneous Strong Electrostatic Adsorption: A Combined Infrared Spectroscopic and Density Functional Theory Investigation. The Journal of Physical Chemistry C (2022)

Leandro De CastroDia SahsahAndreas HeydenJohn RegalbutoChristopher Williams

catalytic processcombined infrared spectroscopicpd-cu bimetallic catalystsnanotechnologyphysical chemistrymechanical engineeringmaterial chemistrycatalysiscatalyst preparationapplied physicsdensity functional theorymaterials science

Extension of Rietveld Refinement for Benchtop Powder Xrd Analysis of Ultrasmall Supported Nanoparticles. Chemistry of Materials (2022)

Jeremiah LippRitubarna BanerjeeMd. Fakhruddin PatwaryNirmalendu PatraAnhua DongFrank GirgsdiesSimon R. BareJ. R. Regalbuto

nanomaterialsrietveld refinementnanotechnologychemistrymaterials science

Heterogenization of a Tungstosilicic Acid Catalyst for Esterification of Bio-Oil Model Compound. Catalysts (2022)

Prapaporn PrasertpongJeremiah LippAnhua DongNakorn TippayawongJohn R. Regalbuto

bio-oil model compoundcatalytic processchemical engineeringtungstosilicic acid catalystcatalysiscatalyst preparation

Highly Efficient Multi-Atom Pt and Ptru Catalysts for Anion Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells. ECS Meeting Abstracts (2022)

Horie Adabi FirouzjaieAbolfazl ShakouriChristopher WilliamsJohn R RegalbutoWilliam Earl Mustain

catalysisenergy storage materialselectrochemistrycatalytic applicationselectrochemical engineeringcatalytic materialsptru catalystsenergy storageefficient multi-atom ptcatalytic processchemical engineeringcatalyst preparationenergy chemistryenergy researchindustrial catalysisbiomedical engineeringtransition metal chemistryadvanced energy materialelectrochemical energy conversionmaterials science

Metal Supported Graphene Catalysis: A Review on the Benefits of Nanoparticular Supported Specialty Sp2 Carbon Catalysts on Enhancing the Activities of Multiple Chemical Transformations. Carbon Trends (2022)

Michael B. BurkholderFahim Bin Abdur RahmanEdward H. ChandlerJ.R. RegalbutoB.F. GuptonJ.Meynard M. Tengco

nanotechnologymechanical engineeringgraphene catalysismultiple chemical transformationscatalytic materialsnanomanufacturingsustainable chemistrycatalytic processmaterials engineeringchemical engineeringadvanced materialsmetal processingmaterial chemistrynanoengineeringadvanced functional materialscatalyst preparationcarbon-based materialsenergy chemistryadvanced energy materialmaterials science

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John R. Regalbuto

Professor Chemical Engineering CoEE Endowed Chair in Renewable Fuels

University of South Carolina

Affiliations

College of Engineering and Computing

Department of Chemical Engineering

Molinaroli College of Engineering and Computing

Department of Chemical Engineering

John R. Regalbuto is currently serving as a College Of Engineering And Computing Professor Chemical Engineering CoEE Endowed Chair in Renewable Fuels at University of South Carolina.

Honors

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John R. Regalbuto

University of South Carolina

Professor Chemical Engineering CoEE Endowed Chair in Renewable Fuels

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

From Deposited Metal Precursors to Supported Atoms or Nanoparticles. Catalysis Today (2024)

John R. RegalbutoEdward ChandlerChigozie EzeorahAlaba OjoNathan ThornburgMikayla RomeroHien PhamAbhaya DatyeTae-Yeol JeonB. Frank GuptonChristopher T. Williams

nanomaterialsnanotechnologycatalysismetal precursorsmaterials science

The Effect of Reduction Pretreatments on the Size of Supported Pt and Pd Nanoparticles Prepared by Strong Electrostatic Adsorption. Catalysis Letters (2024)

Md. Fakhruddin PatwaryManuel NeitoAlaba OjoJohn R. Regalbuto

Multi-Atom Pt and Ptru Catalysts for High Performance Aemfcs With Ultra-Low Pgm Content. Applied Catalysis B Environment and Energy (2023)

Horie AdabiAbolfazl ShakouriAndrea ZitoloTristan AssetAnastassiya KhanJasmine BohannonRaphaël ChattotChristopher WilliamsFrédéric JaouenJohn R. RegalbutoWilliam E. Mustain

The Preparation of Silica Supported, Dilute Limit Pdau Alloys via Simultaneous Strong Electrostatic Adsorption. Catalysis Science & Technology (2023)

Anhua DongAbolfazl ShakouriStarvros KarakalosDoug BlomChristopher T. WilliamsJohn R. Regalbuto

All the Lonely Atoms, Where Do They All Belong?. Nature Nanotechnology (2022)

John R. RegalbutoAbhaya K. Datye

nanometrologynanotechnologyatomic physicslonely atomscondensed matter physicsmaterials science

Leandro De CastroDia SahsahAndreas HeydenJohn RegalbutoChristopher Williams

Extension of Rietveld Refinement for Benchtop Powder Xrd Analysis of Ultrasmall Supported Nanoparticles. Chemistry of Materials (2022)

Jeremiah LippRitubarna BanerjeeMd. Fakhruddin PatwaryNirmalendu PatraAnhua DongFrank GirgsdiesSimon R. BareJ. R. Regalbuto

nanomaterialsrietveld refinementnanotechnologychemistrymaterials science

Heterogenization of a Tungstosilicic Acid Catalyst for Esterification of Bio-Oil Model Compound. Catalysts (2022)

Prapaporn PrasertpongJeremiah LippAnhua DongNakorn TippayawongJohn R. Regalbuto

bio-oil model compoundcatalytic processchemical engineeringtungstosilicic acid catalystcatalysiscatalyst preparation

Highly Efficient Multi-Atom Pt and Ptru Catalysts for Anion Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells. ECS Meeting Abstracts (2022)

Horie Adabi FirouzjaieAbolfazl ShakouriChristopher WilliamsJohn R RegalbutoWilliam Earl Mustain

Michael B. BurkholderFahim Bin Abdur RahmanEdward H. ChandlerJ.R. RegalbutoB.F. GuptonJ.Meynard M. Tengco

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