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Phillip Savage is a Professor in the Waltemyer Department of Chemical Engineering at Pennsylvania State University. He focuses on research areas including energy, environment, kinetics, catalysis, and reaction engineering. His work is particularly centered on converting microalgal biomass into renewable fuels and addressing issues related to chemical recycling of wastes such as food waste and plastics. He has authored and co-authored numerous publications in the field, contributing significantly to the understanding of hydrothermal liquefaction processes and chemical transformations. Savage is recognized for his contributions to industrial chemistry and has received several awards, including the Lawrence K. Cecil Award from the AIChE Environmental Division. He is also a Fellow of the American Chemical Society and AIChE, highlighting his influence and leadership in the field.
Waltemyer Department of Chemical Engineering, Pennsylvania State University • Park, PA
Conducting research and teaching in chemical engineering with a focus on sustainability and energy conversion.
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