The Technical Program for NAM 22 is
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Eugene Houdry Award of the
North American Catalysis Society
James C. Stevens, The Dow
Chemical Company
“Teaching Old Polyolefins New Tricks with Modern Catalysts”
Paul H. Emmett Award in
Fundamental Catalysis
Bert M. Weckhuysen,
Utrecht University, The Netherlands
“Catalysts Live and Up Close: Insights from In-situ Micro- and
Nano-Spectroscopy Studies.”
Michel Boudart Award for
Advances in Catalysis
James A. Dumesic,
University of Wisconsin - Madison
“Routes for Production of Liquid Transportation Fuels by
Liquid-phase Catalytic Processing”
Keynote Lectures in Topical Program
Areas
Environmental Protection:
Catalysis, Materials, and Reaction
Engineering
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Haren Gandhi Memorial
Symposium
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John G. Nunan, Umicore
Autocat USA Inc
“Overview of Current Emission Control Strategies for Gasoline
Engines”
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Aleksey Yezerets, Cummins
Inc
“Catalysis for Diesel
Emissions Control – The Age of Adolescence”
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Gabriele Centi,
Università di Messina
“Opportunities and Gaps in Catalytic Technologies for Converting CO2
to Fuels and Chemicals”
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Mike Harold, University
of Houston
“Probing and Exploiting Interactions between Storage, Reaction and
Transport Processes During Lean
NOx Reduction”
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Hong He, Chinese Academy
of Sciences
“Environmentally-Benign Catalysts for the Selective Catalytic
Reduction of NOx”
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Kim Knudsen, Haldor
Topsøe
“Hydrotreating catalysis: From Molecular Understanding of Reaction
Pathways and Support Interactions to Improved Industrial Solutions”
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Manos Mavrikakis,
University of Wisconsin – Madison
“On the role of Hydrogen in Heterogeneously Catalyzed Reactions”
Industrial Chemicals:
Catalysis, Materials, and Reaction Engineering
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Avelino Corma,
Universidad Politecnica de Valencia
“From Zeolites to Mesoporous Structured and Layered Compounds as
Catalysts for Chemicals and Fine Chemicals Production, Opportunities
for Biomass transformation”
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Bob Davis, University of
Virginia
“Selective Oxidation and Reduction of Glycerol over Supported Metal
Catalysts in Liquid Water”
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Unni Olsbye, University
of Oslo
“Oxygenate and Chlorocarbon Conversion to olefins - On the
Correlation Between Zeolite Topology and Product Selectivity”
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Alan Vaughan, ExxonMobil
“Single Site Catalyst Activation in Solution and on Supports for
ExxonMobil Polyolefins”
Energy and Fuels:
Catalysis, Materials, and Reaction
Engineering
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Radoslav Adzic,
Brookhaven National Laboratory
“Recent Developments in Platinum Monolayer Electrocatalysts for the
Oxygen Reduction Reaction and the Electrocatalysts for Ethanol
Oxidation to CO2”
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Alessandra Beretta,
Politecnico di Milano
“Gaining Insight into the Short Contact Time CPO of Light
Hydrocarbons Through Advanced Experimental and Modeling Techniques”
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Kazunari Domen,
University of Tokyo
“Hydrogen Production from Water on Heterogeneous Photocatalysts”
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Maria Flytzani-Stephanopoulos,
Tufts University
“Low-temperature Hydrogen Production on Sub-nm Pt-(OH)x and Au-(OH)x
Species: Evidence of Single-site Precious Metal Catalysis?”
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Hans Niemantsverdriet,
Eindhoven Technical University
“New Mechanistic Insight in Fischer-Tropsch Synthesis Catalysts from
Surface Science, Synchrotron and Computational Studies”
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Dan Resasco, University
of Oklahoma
“Catalytic Upgrade of Pyrolysis Bio-oil Components in Vapor and
Liquid Phases”
Emerging Issues: Novel Materials,
Theory, and Experimental Methods
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Wayne Goodman, Texas A&M
University
“Insights into Structure-sensitive Reactions using Model Supported
Nanoparticles”
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Enrique Iglesia,
University of California - Berkeley
“Consequences of Cluster Size and Surface Coordination in Catalysis:
Structure Sensitivity and Brønsted-Evans-Polanyi Relations
Revisited”
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Bengt Kasemo, Chalmers
Technical University
“Nanoplasmonic Sensing – Applications for Catalysis, Hydrogen
Storage and Nanomaterials”
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Alex Katz, University of
California - Berkeley
“Design of Bioinspired Heterogeneous Catalysts: Synthesis,
Characterization, and Performance”
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Jens Nørskov, Stanford
University
“Catalysis for Sustainable Energy”
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Bala Subramaniam,
University of Kansas
“Gas-expanded Liquids: Pressure-Tunable Solvents for Catalysis”
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Dion Vlachos, University
of Delaware
“Advanced Catalytic Reactor Technologies for Energy Applications”
Opening Reception:
Sunday June 5, 6:30 pm - 10 pm
Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn
(Buses will depart from Detroit Marriott starting at
6pm)
Conference Reception and Banquet:
Thursday, June 9, 6:00 pm
Renaissance Ballroom
Detroit Marriott Hotel
at the Renaissance Center

22nd North American Meeting
June 5-10, 2011Detroit Marriott at the Renaissance Center Detroit, MI ...more info
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Dec 3, 2010 Abstract submission has closed.
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22nd NAM
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