Tae Jin Kim
Associate Professor
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Dr. Tae Jin Kim's research intention is a development of catalytic methodologies that
can control hydrocarbon-based reaction pathways. For developing biomass conversion
to fuel and chemicals, he has been exploring the new catalyst development/catalyst
active sites and providing reaction mechanism/intermediate molecular structures using in-situ and operando experimental conditions. To understand complex reaction pathways, transition state
geometries and thermodynamic properties, he has also been interested in Density Functional
Theory calculations and collaborated with theoretical calculation research group in
Argonne National Laboratory. Production of Biochemical/Biodiesel by Catalytic Conversion of Biomass Derived Resources:
- Hetero/Homogeneous Catalysis: Develop and Select Catalysts; Supported Metal Oxide,
Solid Acid, Mineral Acid, Zeolite
- In-situ and Operando Spectroscopy: Improve and Understand Catalytic Processes, Identify
Intermediate Species and Active Sites
- Kinetic and Reaction Mechanism: Elucidation of Biomass Conversion Pathways Evaluation
of Catalytic Activity and Selectivity
- Combination of Experimental and Computational Methods: Thermodynamic Properties Molecular
Structure
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- Ph.D. Chemical Engineering, 2007, Lehigh University, US.
- M.S, Chemical engineering, 1994-1996, Hong Ik University, Korea
- B.A, Chemical engineering, 1990-1994, Hong Ik University, Korea
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- Assistant Professor, Materials Science and Engineering 2013-present.
- Post Doctoral Researcher, Argonne National Laboratory, 2010-2012.
- Post Doctoral Researcher, UC Berkeley, 2007-2010
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