The researchers of the Combustion Engineering Research Laboratory.
Abhijeet Raj is a Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at IIT Delhi, which he joined as Associate Professor in 2022 and where he has been Professor since July 2025. He took his PhD at the University of Cambridge in 2010 and his B.Tech. at IIT Guwahati in 2006. Before returning to India he spent nine years in the UAE, as Assistant Professor at The Petroleum Institute and then Associate Professor at Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi, and three years at KAUST in Saudi Arabia as a postdoctoral fellow and research scientist.
His research spans combustion kinetics, soot and pollutant formation, acid gas processing and hydrogen production. He is an Editor of the Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering (Elsevier) and is listed among the top 2% of scientists worldwide by citation impact in the Stanford University ranking.

Research Work: Development of reaction kinetic mechanisms for the combustion of transportation fuels

Research Interests: Combustion CFD & soot control in utility boilers; Reactor engineering & continuous-flow process intensification; Multiphase/particulate flow modelling for emission control

Research Interests: Amine-based CO2 capture; Amine degradation kinetics; Sulfur recovery (Claus / SRU); H2S thermal cracking to hydrogen; CO2-to-methanol synthesis; Process modelling & optimization; Techno-economic analysis


Research Interests: Multiphase & reacting flows; Coal combustion & soot formation; Heat transfer in energy equipment; Model validation; Life-cycle assessment

Research Interests: Reaction Kinetics & Reactor Modeling; Methanol Synthesis; Hydrogen Production; Sulfur Recovery; Chemical Process Simulation; Process Integration & Optimization; Aspen Plus

Research Interests: Flow simulation, modeling and optimization for alternative fuels; ANSYS Fluent