Apolo Nambo Source Confirmed

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Apolo Nambo's research investigates the application of plasma technology in various chemical and environmental processes. His work includes the development of cold plasma systems for atmospheric remediation, as demonstrated by studies on a cold plasma-Metal Organic Framework (MOF)-177 breathable system. Nambo also explores plasma catalysis for chemical synthesis and upcycling, with publications on converting nitrogen and hydrogen to ammonia over zeolites and upcycling CO2 and HDPE. He has investigated plasma's impact on membrane performance for gas mixtures and the use of plasma in synthesizing materials like TiO2 for furfural production from waste.

Further research areas include the development of screen printable copper pastes for silicon solar cells and the creation of nanowire-based materials as catalyst supports. Nambo's scholarship metrics include an h-index of 10, 27 total publications, and 386 total citations. He has collaborated with Fnu Gorky, Maria L. Carreon, and Grace Jones, all from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, on multiple shared publications.

Metrics

• h-index: 10
• Publications: 27
• Citations: 386