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Interview with Prof. Kothandaraman, Annamalai & Santhi Rajendra Early Career Research Chair In the global pursuit of a net-zero future, the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy hinges on one critical bottleneck: energy storage. While laboratory breakthroughs are frequent, the path to commercial viability is often fraught with technical and supply-chain hurdles. Prof. Kothandaraman, […]

Prof. Himanshu Goyal is a faculty in the Department of Chemical Engineering at IIT Madras and an affiliated faculty of The Energy Consortium. Recently he was recognized with the Radha and PK Narayanan Early Career Chair Professorship. His research group develops modeling and simulation tools to explore the interplay between transport processes (heat, mass and

The Department of Science and Technology (DST) in India has recently unveiled the Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Sequestration (CCUS) roadmap, a critical strategic document designed to guide the nation toward its ambitious carbon emission intensity reduction goals that are part of the nationally determined contributions. This high level task force, chaired by Dr. Ashish Lele,

Prof Guhan Jayaraman of the Department of Biotechnology is a recipient of the 2024 TRENDsetter program award under the High Risk High Reward track that is designed to encourage principal investigators to develop deeper collaboration with founding members of the consortium while delivering technologies that are at mid TRL. Prof Guhan’s research focuses on harnessing

Prof Richa Karmakar of the Department of Biotechnology is a recipient of the 2025 TRENDsetter program award under the early career track that is designed to encourage principal investigators to develop deeper collaboration with founding members of the consortium.  This award is a ‘seed grant’ to work on new bold, high-risk research ideas within the

Prof Sagar Sourav of the Department of Chemical Engineering is a recipient of the 2025 TRENDsetter program award under the early career track that is designed to encourage principal investigators to develop deeper collaboration with founding members of the consortium.  This award is a ‘seed grant’ to work on new bold, high-risk research ideas within