The Computational Laboratory for Advanced Manufacturing and Sustainability (CLAMS) is led by Prof. Zheyu Jiang from @CHEatOKSTATE at Oklahoma State University.
Stillwater, OK
Joined August 2021
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🚀My lab (checlams.github.io) is recruiting fully-funded PhD students to start in Fall 2025 or Spring 2026. If you have a good quantitative background and are interested in solving industrial decarbonization, digital agriculture, and sustainability, please consider applying!
It’s my pleasure to host Prof. @JWHarrisCatal, also a @PurdueChemE alumnus. Prof. Harris’s talk on producing sustainable fuels and chemicals through oxygenate catalysis is inspiring and well-attended. Thank you for sharing your fantastic research with our faculty and students!
Had a fantastic visit to @CHEatOKSTATE @OSU_CEAT this week! Thanks to all of the faculty and students for the engaging discussions, and to @checlams1 for organizing the schedule. Stillwater certainly is a friendly college town :)
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hanging out with @checlams1 in Portland after his seminar at Oregon State University on systems engineering in application to food and chemical production!
My students are attending their first AIChE conference and they are super excited! They are also giving technical talks for the first time👍! Feel free to stop by and say hi. Go pokes! @CHEatOKSTATE – at Orlando, FL
Thanks, Cory for visiting us! We are so glad to have you here! We all enjoyed your talk and the conversations with you! I especially enjoyed the lime experiment example for Bayesian statistical inversion. Really cool!! – at Stillwater, OK
immensely enjoyed my visit to the School of Chemical Engineering at Oklahoma State University!
I had rich discussions about both science and education with many impressive profs (eg. @checlams1, @shahjk) and grad students. thank you Zheyu @checlams1!
(pictured = a delish steak dinner + Malbec, a grass cow, two MFR’s in series, and a distillation tower)
Excited about this upcoming talk! Thank you @BAEOkstate for the kind invitation! Looking forward to seeing you all and establishing new connections and collaborations! – at Stillwater, OK
Don't miss the opportunity to see our Spring 2023 BAE Seminar Series!
Our first speaker is Dr. Zheyu Jiang with his speech, "Creating a Sustainable Food Future by 2050 via Systems Engineering Approaches" this Thursday at 3:30 in 225 Ag. Hall
See you there! #okstateBAE
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You may heard about massive earthquakes in southeast Turkey. Unfortunately, the situation seems to be very severe and it impacted large area (e.g. Boston to DC). It is harsh winter in the area too. In these times, very hard to be away from homeland.
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After 4 exhilarating performances in the western U.S., the CSO and @MaestroMuti made their way eastward on Friday to their fifth North American Tour destination: Stillwater, OK. The Orchestra made its debut at the @mcknightcenter the following night. #CSOonTour
📷: @toddrphoto
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How much water does each crop use?
We estimate irrigation for each crop in the United States, by county, year, & water source.
Our database of ~2.5 million data points is freely available.
Paper (open access): agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.…
Data: databank.illinois.edu/datase…
ALT Maps of crop-specific irrigation water use by water source in 2020 in km3/yr. The columns show irrigation water source: surface water withdrawals, groundwater withdrawals, and groundwater depletion. The rows show specific crops: barley, corn, cotton, rice, produce, other animal feed (alfalfa/hay), soy, and wheat. Note that all maps are scaled individually to their unique values, so they can not be compared directly to each other. Figure from Ruess et al (2023) Irrigation by crop in the Continental United States from 2008 to 2020, Water Resources Research, 59, e2022WR032804, doi: 10.1029/2022WR032804.
My first grad student Zeyuan Song just gave his first-ever presentation at FOCAPO/CPC 2023. We presented a data-driven finite volume discretization approach to solve a complex PDE called the Richards equation for water flow dynamics in soils. Great job, Zeyuan! – at San Antonio, TX
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Chengdu Candle vigil turns into a gathering of chanting slogans again. Ppl shouted “ freedom of press, freedom of expression”. I have to say it’s amazing to hear these slogans so loudly& earnestly shouted out by Chinese ppl without fear. Unknown why gov could allow this. To watch
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At this movement in the chilly winter night, Shanghai people are chanting on the downtown street “ we don’t want dictatorship, we want democracy”.Extraordinary courage and solidarity showed. After 3 years of suffering from lockdown & control of society, people are raged.
I currently have two PhD students from Iran. It’s heartbreaking to hear them telling stories about what they are going through. I fully support them and their families, and always stand with Iranians people in their fight for freedom and human rights. – at Wisconsin, USA
#BREAKING: Iran national team players choose not to sing national anthem at World Cup match; some of the Iranian crowed booing their own national anthem
Agrawal’s modeling/systems group partial reunion dinner in Phoenix #AIChE2022. So happy to catch up with everyone and see everyone doing great things at school/academia, national labs, and industry! Looking forward to seeing what’s up next for everyone!
Excited to share that my latest publication (with M. Tawarmalani and R. Agrawal) in the 2022 Futures Issue of AIChE Journal. We develop the first accurate, easy-to-implement shortcut model for multicomponent distillations in any general multi-feed, multi-product (MFMP) column.
90-95% of all liquid separations is currently performed by distillation (predominance of distillation is unlikely to change at least in the near future for a number of industrial applications). The paper is available at onlinelibrary.wiley.com/shar…
I’m grateful for the financial support from @ENERGY under DE-EE0005768. I also thank Prof. David Sholl at Georgia Tech for extending the invitation for submitting at the 2022 Futures Issue. This is one of my PhD works that I’m most proud of and I’m so glad to see it published.