Golden Speaker Series: T. Alan Hatton

Join this in-person seminar featuring Professor T. Alan Hatton, a distinguished member of the MIT community, as he shares his experiences in academia, research, and technology transfer. Discover how his pioneering work in purification technologies and electrochemical processes is transforming lab discoveries into real-world solutions for carbon capture, water purification, and sustainable innovation.

Stick around after the presentation for networking, complemented by beverages and light refreshments.

About T. Alan Hatton

T. Alan Hatton is the Ralph Landau Professor and the Director of the David H. Koch School of Chemical Engineering Practice at MIT. His work focuses on the development of purification technologies of various kinds for use with air, water, and other substances. As part of the MIT Energy Initiative, he co-directs the Center for Carbon Capture, Utilization and Storage. 

The Hatton Research Group at MIT focuses primarily on the development of electrochemical processes to facilitate chemical separations and to mediate the transformation of captured waste to useful commodity chemicals.