Dr Alejandro Montoya Escobar
Ph.D Chemical Sciences (2002) Universidad de Antioquia -Colombia
Senior Lecturer
Postgraduate Research Director
J01 - Chemical Engineering Building
The University of Sydney
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Combustion, Energy and Chemical Process Systems Group |
Biographical details
Dr. Montoya completed his Ph.D in Chemical Sciences in 2002 at the Universidad de Antioquia -Colombia. He received the prestigious Sesqui Postdoctoral Fellowship from the University of Sydney (2004 -2007). He joined the School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at the University of Sydney as a lecturer in 2007 and was promoted to Senior Lecturer in 2010. Dr. Montoya has been a visiting scholar at Tsinghua University (INNET), and the University of Utah (Department of Chemistry and the Department of Chemistry and Fuel Engineering).
Teaching and supervision
CHNG2802 - Applied Maths for Chemical Engineers
CHNG2804 - Chemical & Biological Systems Behaviour
CHNG5702 - Foundations of Applied Mathematics for Chemical Engineers
CHNG5704 - Foundations of Chemical and Biological Systems Behaviour
Selected grants
2010
- Establishing the pathways of biomass decomposition in hot compressed water; Montoya Escobar A, Harris A, Haynes B; Australian Research Council (ARC)/Discovery Projects (DP).
2009
- Assessment of novel technology to generate value-added biofuels and chemicals from Australian grain crops; Harris A, Abbas A, Montoya Escobar A; Grains Research & Development Corporation/R&D Open Tender - New Products - New Farm Products and Services.
- Mechanism and modelling of BIOMASS Upgrading in near-critical water; Montoya Escobar A; DVC Research/Bridging Support Grant.
2007
- Process Chemistry for Distributed Manufacture of Nitric Acid; Haynes B, Montoya Escobar A, Goodridge R; Australian Research Council (ARC)/Linkage.
2004
- Towards the rational design of selective solid catalysts; University of Sydney (Sesqui)/Postdoctoral Fellowship.
Selected publications
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