Green Technologies for the Environment
Edited by Sherine Obare and Rafael Luque
Author Information
Edited by Sherine Obare, Professor of Inorganic Chemistry, Western Michigan University, and Rafael Luque, Professor of Nanoscale Chemistry, Universidad de Cordoba
Sherine O. Obare is a Professor of Inorganic Chemistry and also the Associate Chair and Graduate Director at the Department of Chemistry at Western Michigan University. She received her undergraduate degree in Chemistry at West Virginia State University, and she received her Ph.D. at the University of South Carolina with Professor Catherine J. Murphy. She completed a two-year Dreyfus postdoctoral fellowship at Johns Hopkins University with Professor Gerald. J. Meyer.
Professor Rafael Luque received a Ph.D. in Chemistry from the Universidad de Cordoba, Spain in 2005. His research program and expertise focus on (nano)materials science, heterogeneous (nano)catalysis, microwave and flow chemistry, biofuels, and green chemical methods in synthetic organic chemistry. He has published over 220 research articles, filed 3 patent applications, and edited seven books; he has also written several book chapters. He has given Invited, Keynote, and Plenary lectures, along with keynote addresses, at several international conferences. Professor Luque is also heavily involved in chemical education and promoting science in developing countries.
Contributors:
Lindsay Soh, Joaquín García-Álvarez, Sarah Kirchhecker, Davide Esposito, Buchi Reddy Vaddula, Swathi Yalla, Michael A. Gonzalez, Mo Hunsen, Kendra Leahy, Anthony M. Mack, James Mack, Changlin Yu, Wanqin Zhou, Gao Li, Rongchao Jin, Tomislav Friscic, Patrick A. Julien, Cristina Mottillo, Wan Chi Lam, Carol Sze Ki Lin, Sabornie Chatterjee, Tomonori Saito, Orlando Rios, Alexander Johs, Jared T. Wabeke, Hazim Al-Zubaidi, Clara P. Adams, Liyana A. Wajira Ariyadasa, Setare Tahmasebi Nick, Ali Bolandi, Robert Y. Ofoli, Daniel Pleissner and Joachim Venus
