Biomass resources in the United States could be harnessed to produce up to 50 billion gallons of biofuel each year. That's enough to fuel all domestic and international air travel.
ChemCatBio helps decarbonize our economy by accelerating the development of catalytic technologies that convert biomass and waste resources into renewable fuels and chemicals.
Mission
Accelerate the catalyst and process development cycle for bioenergy applications
Vision
The rapid decarbonization of our economy
Register Now for a ChemCatBio Webinar on January 29
Paul Dauenhauer (University of Minnesota) will introduce concepts of programmable chemistry and present experimental and computational results, the design of experimental catalytic devices, and the principles associated with this emerging field of chemistry.
Catalyst Scientist Dan Ruddy Is the New Director of ChemCatBio
At the helm, Ruddy will support current research initiatives and guide consortium activities amid evolving priorities.
"I Am ChemCatBio": Meet the Minds Behind Our Work
The “I Am ChemCatBio” video series highlights a handful of more than 120 researchers working together to accelerate our mission.
