Matthew Neurock

U.Va. Professor Aiding Quest to Find New Uses for Abundant Natural Gas

December 18, 2012

With natural gas production rising, engineers and scientists, including U.Va. chemical engineer Matthew Neurock, are seeking ways to convert methane into useful chemicals.

University of Virginia Researchers Uncover New Catalysis Site

August 4, 2011

Fariss Samarrai

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U.Va. Chemical Engineers Use Gold to Discover Breakthrough for Creating More Environmentally-Friendly Chemicals

October 26, 2010

Zak Richards

October 26, 2010 — From childhood stories of pirate treasure to fine jewelry, there is a near-universal understanding that gold is scarce, lustrous and valuable. Researchers at the University of Virginia's School of Engineering and Applied Science have expanded the concept of gold's value by showing how it – and other metals – can be used as catalysts for creating more environmentally friendly chemical processes.

U.Va. Engineering Professors Receive $415,000 NASA Award for 'First Principles Calculations' Project

April 26, 2007

U.Va. News Staff

April 26, 2007 -- University of Virginia Engineering School professors Robert G. Kelly and Matthew Neurock recently received a NASA “Research Opportunities in Aeronautics” award totaling $415,000 over three years.