Robert J. Farrauto is affiliated with Columbia University in the United States. Their research primarily focuses on engineering and chemical engineering, with specific subfields that include mechanical engineering, catalysis, biomedical engineering, materials chemistry, and process chemistry and technology.
The scientist's work centers on several key topics such as carbon dioxide capture technologies, catalysts for methane reforming, chemical looping and thermochemical processes, catalytic processes in materials science, membrane separation and gas transport, carbon dioxide utilization in catalysis, and ammonia synthesis and nitrogen reduction.
Frequent coauthors collaborating with Robert J. Farrauto include Monica Abdallah, Chae Jeong-Potter, Soosan Kim, Xiao Lin, and Yuanchunyu Lin.
Publications from Farrauto have appeared most often in certain venues, including:
Representative recent papers illustrate their research focus:
Robert J. Farrauto
Ronald M. Heck;Robert J. Farrauto
Ronald M. Heck;Robert J. Farrauto
R.J. Farrauto;M.C. Hobson;T. Kennelly;E.M. Waterman
Ronald M. Heck;Suresh Gulati;Robert J. Farrauto
Robert J. Farrauto;Ronald M. Heck
J Lampert;M Kazi;R Farrauto
Olga Korotkikh;Robert Farrauto
Michael D. Amiridis;Tiejun Zhang;Robert J. Farrauto
Robert J. Farrauto;Jordan K. Lampert;Melvin C. Hobson;Earl M. Waterman
R. Farrauto;S. Hwang;L. Shore;W. Ruettinger
Calvin H. Bartholomew;Robert J. Farrauto
Melis S. Duyar;Martha A. Arellano Treviño;Robert J. Farrauto
N.A. Koryabkina;A.A. Phatak;W.F. Ruettinger;R.J. Farrauto
Xinsheng Liu;Olga Korotkikh;Robert Farrauto
R.J. Farrauto;R.M. Heck
Melis S. Duyar;Shuoxun Wang;Martha A. Arellano-Treviño;Robert J. Farrauto
Wolfgang Ruettinger;Oleg Ilinich;Robert J. Farrauto
Ronald M. Heck;Robert J. Farrauto;Suresh T. Gulati
Robert J. Farrauto;Kenneth E. Voss
Ivan I. Novochinskii;Chunshan Song;Xiaoliang Ma;Xinsheng Liu
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