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Chemical Technology

The Laboratory for Chemical Technology (LCT) integrates chemical science and engineering in its research on catalysis, polymerization, kinetics, reactor design and process design. LCT is part of the Department of Materials, Textiles and Chemical Engineering within the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture at Ghent University in Belgium and member of the Centre for Sustainable Chemistry (CSC) of Ghent University. LCT aims at research excellence and bottom-up innovation in the framework of technological, industrial, and societal challenges.

Marvin Kusenberg

Phone
+32 (0) 331 58 26
Building
Technologiepark 121
Research
Chemical recycling of waste plastics and rubbers

Marvin Kusenberg is an assistant professor at the Laboratory for Chemical Technology (LCT) at Ghent University in the group of Professor Kevin Van Geem. His research is focused on chemical recycling technologies of challenging waste streams including post-consumer plastic waste and end-of-life tires. A specific research interest is pyrolysis and the subsequent steam cracking of the obtained pyrolysis oils with a special emphasis on plastic waste contaminants and their removal from pyrolysis oils. In parallel, he is heavily involved in research and stakeholder discussions related to mass balance approaches and recycled content accounting for chemical recycling. His activities include collaboration with industrial stakeholders, policymakers, and certification bodies, as well as contributions through scientific presentations, technical workshops, and conference participation focused on the practical implementation and regulatory aspects of mass balance systems for chemical recycling.