C. Jim Lim is affiliated with the University of British Columbia in Canada and has an extensive research portfolio primarily situated within the fields of Engineering and Environmental Science. Their work is concentrated on specialized areas such as Biomedical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, Computational Mechanics, and Ocean Engineering.
The scientist's research prominently addresses topics including Thermochemical Biomass Conversion Processes, Chemical Looping and Thermochemical Processes, Municipal Solid Waste Management, Granular Flow and Fluidized Beds, Recycling and Waste Management Techniques, Iron and Steelmaking Processes, and Carbon Dioxide Capture Technologies.
Among recent papers authored or coauthored by C. Jim Lim are:
Frequent collaborators of C. Jim Lim include Sonal K. Thengane, Kevin S. Kung, Jun Young Kim, Naoko Ellis, and John R. Grace, with each having coauthored multiple works alongside them.
The most common publication venues for their research are:
X.T. Li;J.R. Grace;C.J. Lim;A.P. Watkinson
X Li;J.R Grace;A.P Watkinson;C.J Lim
K. Johnsen;H.J. Ryu;J.R. Grace;C.J. Lim
P. Sun;J. R. Grace;C. J. Lim;E. J. Anthony
Ping Sun;John R. Grace;C. Jim Lim;Edward J. Anthony
Hui Li;Xinhua Liu;Xinhua Liu;Robert Legros;Robert Legros;Xiaotao T. Bi
Mohammad S. Masnadi;Rozita Habibi;Jan Kopyscinski;Josephine M. Hill
Y.-L. He;S.-Z. Qin;S.-Z. Qin;C. J. Lim;J. R. Grace
Congwei Wang;Jianghong Peng;Hui Li;Xiaotao T. Bi
Mohammad S. Masnadi;John R. Grace;Xiaotao T. Bi;C. Jim Lim
Paitoon Tontiwachwuthikul;Axel Meisen;C.Jim Lim
P. S. Lam;S. Sokhansanj;X. Bi;C. J. Lim
Paitoon Tontiwachwuthikul;Axel Meisen;Choon Jim Lim
J.H. Peng;X.T. Bi;S. Sokhansanj;S. Sokhansanj;C.J. Lim
Ping Sun;John R. Grace;C. Jim Lim;Edward J. Anthony
Jianjun Dai;Shahab Sokhansanj;John R. Grace;Xiaotao Bi
Zhongxiang Chen;Hoon Sub Song;Miguel Portillo;C. Jim Lim
J. H. Peng;H. T. Bi;C. J. Lim;S. Sokhansanj;S. Sokhansanj
A.M. Adris;C.J. Lim;J.R. Grace
Y.-L. He;C. J. Lim;J. R. Grace;J.-X. Zhu
Hui Li;Xinhua Liu;Xinhua Liu;Robert Legros;Robert Legros;Xiaotao T. Bi
Ping Sun;John R. Grace;C. Jim Lim;Edward J. Anthony
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