Howard Hendrix
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Also affiliated: Electric Power Research Institute (2013); Southern Company (United States) (2002)
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Howard Hendrix's research focuses on the modeling and optimization of energy systems, particularly those incorporating direct air capture (DAC) for carbon negativity. His work investigates the integration of modular DAC technology into natural gas combined cycle (NGCC) power plants to achieve negative emissions. Hendrix has explored the potential for these enhanced NGCC plants to provide positive power output while simultaneously removing greenhouse gases from the atmosphere.
His research also extends to assessing the environmental impact of bio-based energy production. Specifically, Hendrix has studied the greenhouse gas implications of producing algal bio-crude under various carbon dioxide supply scenarios. This work contributes to understanding the life cycle emissions associated with alternative fuel sources.
Hendrix is also involved in broader educational initiatives, serving as a Co-Principal Investigator on an NSF grant aimed at expanding the scientific workforce in rural regions. This project focuses on providing scholarships, fostering belonging, and investing in community support to enhance educational opportunities in underserved areas. He maintains an active lab website to share his research activities.
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- h-index: 7
- Publications: 18
- Citations: 134
Selected Publications
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Modeling and optimization of carbon-negative NGCC plant enabled by modular direct air capture (2023)
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Positive Power with Negative Emission Flexible NGCC Enable by Modular Direct Air Capture (Final Report) (2022)
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Greenhouse Gas Impact of Algal Bio-Crude Production for a Range of CO2 Supply Scenarios (2021)
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Lifecycle greenhouse gas emissions for an ethanol production process based on genetically modified cyanobacteria: <scp>CO<sub>2</sub></scp> sourcing options (2020)
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Life cycle greenhouse gas emissions of different CO2 supply options for an algal biorefinery (2020)
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The once and future beast: Human technological success and the nostalgia for a superpredator (1996)
Federal Grants 1 $2,499,998 total
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- Modeling and optimization of carbon-negative NGCC plant enabled by modular direct air capture
- Greenhouse Gas Impact of Algal Bio-Crude Production for a Range of CO2 Supply Scenarios
- Positive Power with Negative Emission Flexible NGCC Enable by Modular Direct Air Capture (Final Report)
- Modeling and optimization of carbon-negative NGCC plant enabled by modular direct air capture
- Positive Power with Negative Emission Flexible NGCC Enable by Modular Direct Air Capture (Final Report)
- Modeling and optimization of carbon-negative NGCC plant enabled by modular direct air capture
- Positive Power with Negative Emission Flexible NGCC Enable by Modular Direct Air Capture (Final Report)
- Greenhouse Gas Impact of Algal Bio-Crude Production for a Range of CO2 Supply Scenarios
- Greenhouse Gas Impact of Algal Bio-Crude Production for a Range of CO2 Supply Scenarios
- Greenhouse Gas Impact of Algal Bio-Crude Production for a Range of CO2 Supply Scenarios
- Greenhouse Gas Impact of Algal Bio-Crude Production for a Range of CO2 Supply Scenarios
- Modeling and optimization of carbon-negative NGCC plant enabled by modular direct air capture
- Modeling and optimization of carbon-negative NGCC plant enabled by modular direct air capture
- Modeling and optimization of carbon-negative NGCC plant enabled by modular direct air capture
- Positive Power with Negative Emission Flexible NGCC Enable by Modular Direct Air Capture (Final Report)
- Positive Power with Negative Emission Flexible NGCC Enable by Modular Direct Air Capture (Final Report)
- Positive Power with Negative Emission Flexible NGCC Enable by Modular Direct Air Capture (Final Report)
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