Comprehensive Green Materials

Prof Olabi is Chair and Head of Sustainable and Renewable Energy Engineering Department “SREE” at the University Of Sharjah. Before joining UOS, he was the director and founding member of the Institute of Engineering and Energy Technologies at the University of the West of Scotland. Prof Olabi received his M.Eng and Ph.D. from Dublin City University, has worked at national and international institutes such as; National Research Centre-Italy, Research Centre of FIAT-Italy, Dublin City University and Institute of Engineering and Energy Technologies at UWS. Prof Olabi is the founder of the International Conference on Sustainable Energy and Environmental Protection SEEP and the International Conference on Materials Science and Smart Materials. He is the Subject Editor of the Elsevier Energy Journal, Editor in Chief of the Encyclopedia of Smart Materials (Elsevier), and Editor in Chief of Renewable Energy section of Energies.

1. Plant materials
Introduction to plant materials
Contribution of plant materials to SDG
Algae
Straw
Grasses
Bamboo
Pellet
Bagasse wastes
Maize cobs
Residues of banana tree
Tea and coffee wastes

2. Green Energy materials
Introduction to green energy materials
Contribution of green energy materials to SDG
Green Hydrogen
Ammonia
Green Ammonia: An overview
Biofuel
Biomethane
Biodiesel
Biosolids Definitions, Types and Characteristics
Modeling and optimization for green energy materials

3. Green industrial and building materials
Introduction to green industrial and building materials
Contribution of green industrial and building materials to SDG
Green composite
Green polymer
Green plastic
Green building materials
Green concrete

4. Green chemicals and advanced materials
Introduction to green chemicals and advanced materials
Contribution of green chemicals and advanced materials to SDG
Green chemistry
Green catalyst
Green solvent:
Green flame retardant:
Bio-surfactant
Biosorbent
Green additives
Green coating
Green stimuli-responsive materials
Bio-elastomer
Biodegradable materials
Biocompatible materials
Green Nano-materials