2017 GRC Carbon Capture, Utilization & Storage - Innovative Carbon Management Pathways for a Sustainable Future

1744887(公园)。此次戈登研究会议（GRC）和随之而来的碳捕获、利用和封存（CCUS）研究生研究研讨会（GRS）将促进有效跨越自然科学、工程学和社会经济科学界限的研究合作，为全球社区开发新的理解、理论、模型和技术以及评估工具、新技术及其实施计划。对这一领域新出现的想法和发现的讨论将刺激该领域的前沿研究，并最终促进捕获和安全储存人为二氧化碳的新方法，同时研究捕获的二氧化碳转化为化学品和燃料作为长期替代品之一。主题将包括全方位的材料研究，涉及从分子水平到地质尺度的多时间和空间尺度上与二氧化碳的化学和物理相互作用，特别强调它们与当前和新型能量转换系统的相互关系，以及CCUS的政策和社会方面。在过去的几十年里，科学技术已经发展到可以捕获二氧化碳并安全永久地储存它。不幸的是，虽然每个领域在CCUS的各个方面都有非常活跃的项目，但二氧化碳捕获（主要是化学家、化学工程师和材料科学家）和二氧化碳储存（主要是地质学家、地球化学家和土木工程师）小组之间并没有相互作用。CCUS与科学政策研究者之间的交流更是有限。因此，GRC/GRS格式在共享未发表数据方面的跨学科性质和开放性将确保本次会议产生更广泛的影响。

1744887 (Park). This Gordon Research Conference (GRC) and the accompanying Graduate Research Seminar (GRS) on Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) will facilitate research collaborations that effectively cross the boundaries of the natural sciences, engineering, and the social and economic sciences to develop new understanding, theories, models and technologies as well as assessment tools new technologies and their implementation plans for global communities. Discussion of emerging ideas and findings in this area will stimulate cutting edge research in the field, and eventually contribute to new approaches to capture and safely store anthropogenic CO2, while investigating captured CO2 conversion to chemicals and fuels as one of the long-term alternatives. Topics will include a full range of materials studies involving chemical and physical interactions with CO2 at multi- time and spatial scales ranging from molecular level to geological scales, with particular emphasis on their interrelations with the current and novel energy conversion systems as well as policy and social aspects of CCUS. Over the last few decades, science and technologies have been advanced to capture CO2 and store it safely and permanently. Unfortunately, while each field has very active programs in various aspects of CCUS, CO2 capture (mostly chemists, chemical engineers and material scientists) and CO2 storage (mostly geologists, geochemists and civil engineers) groups have not been interacting with each other. The communication between CCUS and science policy researchers has been even more limited. Thus, the interdisciplinary nature and the openness of GRC/GRS format in terms of sharing unpublished data will ensure the great broader impacts of this conference.