The Gene and Linda Voiland School of
Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering
Faculty & Staff
Oscar Marin-Flores, PhD
Oscar Marin-Flores, Ph.D.
Assistant Research
Biomass conversion, hydrogen production for fuel cells applications via reforming of liquid fuels, direct solid oxide fuel cells, mathematical modeling of fuel cell systems, photocatalytic/electrochemical processes for CO2Â mitigation
Office: 235A Wegner Hall 📞509-335-1361
📧omarinflores@wsu.edu
School of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering
1505 Stadium Way, Room 105
P.O. Box 646515
Washington State University
Pullman, WA 99164-6515
Research Interests
- Hydrogen production for fuel cell applications via reforming of liquid fuels.
- Direct solid oxide fuel cells.
- Mathematical modeling of fuel cell systems.
- Photocatalytic/Electrochemical processes for CO2 mitigation.
- Biomass conversion.
Education
- Ph.D., Chemical Engineering – Washington State University, Pullman, WA [Dissertation: Study of the properties of molybdenum compounds for the catalytic oxidation of logistic fuels.] – 2009
- M.S., Chemical Engineering – Washington State University, Pullman, WA [Dissertation: Desorption of carbon tetrachloride from mesoporous silica particles.] – 2004
- B.S., Chemical Engineering – National University of Engineering, Lima, Peru [Dissertation: Implementation of an industrial network for the supervision of a chemical engineering laboratory.] – 1990
Awards
- Kokes Award Recipient
North American Catalysis Society, 21st NAM Conference, San Francisco, CA, Jun 2009. - First Place – Oral Presentations
2009 WSU Annual Chemical Engineering Exposition, Pullman, WA, Apr 2009. - First Place – Oral Presentations
WSU Annual Chemical Engineering Exposition, Pullman, WA, Apr 2007. - Second Place – Poster Session
2004 WSU Annual Chemical Engineering Exposition, Pullman, WA, Apr 2004. - Third Place – Poster Session
2003 WSU Annual Chemical Engineering Exposition, Pullman, WA, Apr 2003.