Shekhar G. Shinde

Shekhar G. Shinde works on chemical looping technologies, which are processes that use metal-oxide-based materials (oxygen carriers) to convert biomass, plastic waste, and other feedstocks into useful products like syngas, hydrogen, ammonia, formaldehyde, and liquid fuels while capturing carbon dioxide. The research combines experimental testing, process modeling, and economic evaluation to develop cleaner, more carbon-neutral alternatives to conventional gasification and fuel-production methods. This work sits at the intersection of chemical engineering, energy conversion, and materials science.

Publication output was minimal or absent for most of the past decade but has grown markedly since 2023, with a notable increase in output through 2025 and 2026.

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