Biography
Bradley Ladewig is Group Leader for Photochemistry in the Institute for Micro Process Engineering (IMVT) at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology.
Interests
- Membranes
- Advanced materials
- Machine learning
- Flow Photochemistry
- CO2 Electroreduction
Education
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PhD in Chemical Engineering, 2006
The University of Queensland
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Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical) Hons I, 2002
The University of Queensland
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Graduate Certificate in Higher Education, 2010
Monash University
Experience
Group Leader
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Responsibilities include:
- Leading the Photochemistry research group
- Conceiving new projects, applying for funding
- Co-teaching “Additive Manufacturing for Process Engineering”
Senior Lecturer in Chemical Engineering
Imperial College London
Responsibilities included:
- Leader of personal research group, co-founder of the Barrer Centre
- Developed novel membrane synthesis and characterisation techniques, including for photoresponsive materials
- Taught various undergraduate and postgraduate courses
Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering
Monash University
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
The University of Queensland
Postdoctoral Research Engineer
École nationale supèrieure des industries chimiques (ENSIC)/CNRS
Projects
Membranes
Membrane research has been the core interest of the Ladewig Group since first forming an independent research group at Monash University in 2009. The main focus of the work now is on metal organic framework membranes.
Promise
The Promise project is a DFG funded Research Unit, and is a collaboration with Uni Freiburg and KIT Karlsruhe. Bradley Ladewig is the leader of Project 3 (TP3) on photochemical reactors.
AMD4energy
Accelerated materials development for Advanced Energy Applications
Machine Learning
This is a preliminary project exploring the potential for Machine Learning in Chemical Engineering research. It is a collaboration with Alexander Stroh and Pascal Friederich with assistance from Matthias Schniewind (PhD student of Pascal Friederich).
Recent & Upcoming Talks
Keynote Presentation: Photoresponsive gas separation membranes
Recent Publications
Nafion membranes modified by cationic cyclodextrin derivatives for enantioselective separation
Machine learning for rapid discovery of laminar flow channel wall modifications that enhance heat transfer
Contact
- bradley.ladewig@kit.edu
- +49 721 608 26995
- Hermann-von-Helmholtz-Platz 1, Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen, 76344
- Institute for Micro Process Engineering is located in building 605. Register at security at the south entrance to KIT Campus North.