Animesh Dutta, University of Guelph
Professor University Research Leadership Chair Guelph, Ontario adutta@uoguelph.ca
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Dr. Animesh Dutta is a Professor of Mechanical Engineering and University Research Leadership Chair at the University of Guelph, Canada, and Director of the Bio-Renewable Innovation Laboratory (BRIL). His research advances sustainable energy systems by converting biomass, agricultural residues, f...
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Dr. Animesh Dutta is a Professor of Mechanical Engineering and University Research Leadership Chair at the University of Guelph, Canada, and Director of the Bio-Renewable Innovation Laboratory (BRIL). His research advances sustainable energy systems by converting biomass, agricultural residues, food waste, and post-consumer plastics into low-carbon fuels, renewable hydrogen, and advanced carbon materials.
Over the past two decades, Prof. Dutta has led pioneering waste-to-value research in biomass conversion, plastic upcycling, hydrothermal carbonization, catalytic steam and supercritical water gasification, and engineered biocarbon production. His group develops integrated biorefinery systems for clean-energy production, CO₂ capture, renewable hydrogen generation, energy storage, and PFAS remediation. He has authored numerous peer-reviewed publications, holds patents in reactor and process engineering, and is recognized among the top 2% of researchers worldwide based on Stanford University citation metrics. He frequently delivers keynote lectures on circular carbon systems, biomass conversion, and sustainable energy futures.
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Over the past two decades, Prof. Dutta has led pioneering waste-to-value research in biomass conversion, plastic upcycling, hydrothermal carbonization, catalytic steam and supercritical water gasification, and engineered biocarbon production. His group develops integrated biorefinery systems for clean-energy production, CO₂ capture, renewable hydrogen generation, energy storage, and PFAS remediation. He has authored numerous peer-reviewed publications, holds patents in reactor and process engineering, and is recognized among the top 2% of researchers worldwide based on Stanford University citation metrics. He frequently delivers keynote lectures on circular carbon systems, biomass conversion, and sustainable energy futures.
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