Garima Chauhan, PhD, PEng

Area of Study / Keywords

Reaction Engineering Conversion Chemistry Advanced Recycling Catalysis

About

My research journey revolves around pioneering sustainable solutions in chemical engineering, with a particular focus on developing innovative processes for waste conversion and advancing recycling technologies. Through my work, I delve into intricate reaction mechanisms and conversion chemistry to achieve desired outcomes in chemical transformations. In addition to my research pursuits, I take pride in my role in curriculum development and am deeply invested in driving curriculum renewal while fostering teaching excellence within the department. 

Research

• Developing sustainable processes for converting organic waste into value-added products.
• Advancing recycling technologies for plastics, metals, and electronic waste.
• Investigating the effects of oxygenates and halogenates on reaction mechanisms and catalyst longevity.
• Tailoring reaction pathways and formulating strategies for catalyst regeneration.

CH E 243A - Engineering Thermodynamics

An introduction to the first and second laws of thermodynamics. Prerequisites: MATH 101.

CH E 243B - Engineering Thermodynamics

An introduction to the first and second laws of thermodynamics. Prerequisites: MATH 101.

Browse more courses taught by Garima Chauhan

• Book - Solid Waste Management: Biochemical Approaches, Volume 2
• Book - Solid Waste Management: Chemical Approaches, Volume 1
• Book - Sustainable Metal Extraction from Waste Streams
• Google Scholar