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CurrentLeading technology development and business strategy to use hydrometallurgical innovations to provide durable carbon storage services and sustainable metal products.
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Daniel Nothaft is listed as CEO at Uplift Geosystems at Uplift Geosystems, based in Baltimore, Maryland, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Daniel Nothaft.
Daniel Nothaft previously worked as CEO at Uplift Geosystems and Research Lab Manager at University Of Pennsylvania. Daniel Nothaft holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Geology from University Of Colorado Boulder.
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I'm passionate about building practical solutions to environmental problems. These problems are not just about science and engineering: they're inextricably linked to justice, health, and every other aspect of human existence. I'm energized to be alive at a time when societies across the world are earnestly reckoning with these issues and are committing significant resources to remedy them.I consider myself highly fortunate to have had the opportunity to study and conduct research in some of world's top academic institutions in Earth Sciences, Chemical Engineering, and the Liberal Arts. At Sciences Po and Columbia, I gained a broad perspective on economics and governance, while being introduced to the climate change solution of carbon storage using minerals. My doctoral dissertation at CU-Boulder focused on microbial and abiotic production of methane in alkaline and reduced waters. At Penn, I researched the use of alkaline rocks and industrial wastes for carbon capture, utilization, and storage, including direct air capture.Now I'm leading a company, Uplift Geosystems, where we’re on a mission to enable clean and low-cost battery metals production using our patent-pending chemical recycling device. By updating decades-old metallurgical processes with the latest advances in electrochemical membrane technology, we're increasing the accessibility of electric vehicles from the ground up. Follow our LinkedIn page stay up to date on our progress!
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Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Leading technology development and business strategy to use hydrometallurgical innovations to provide durable carbon storage services and sustainable metal products.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Independent researcher and manager of laboratory operations for a chemical engineering lab with special focus on reacting minerals with CO2.- Designing new lab facility.- Purchasing and inventory.- Advising on student projects.- Analytical chemistry.- Setup of experimental reactors.- Thermodynamic modeling.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
- Designed and conducted experiments to optimize carbonation of Mg and Ca oxides under ambient environmental conditions for direct air capture of CO2.
Boulder, CO
- Researched hydrocarbon gas genesis in the Samail Ophiolite in the Sultanate of Oman, a site of abiotic H2 production through water-rock reaction; advised by Prof. Alexis Templeton.- Developed methods for C and H isotope analysis of natural gas samples by gas chromatography – combustion / pyrolysis – isotope ratio mass spectrometry that resulted in.
Boulder, Colorado, United States
- Prepared materials and delivered recitations for Geochemistry course.- Taught laboratories and led field trips for Intro to Geology course.
Palisades, New York, United States
- Prepared rock samples for whole rock chemical analysis via inductively-coupled plasma atomic emission spectroscopy.
Palisades, New York
- Sawed, crushed, and milled samples to appropriate size fraction for processing.- Separated quartz from whole rock through froth flotation, acid leachings, and Frantz magnetic separator.- Stitched and aligned twelve aerial images to create a detailed, annotated geomorphological map of study area in Svalbard using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.
Palisades, NY
- Applied principle of Mg-Fe partitioning between garnet and biotite, as well as zircon and monazite geochronology, to reconstruct history of Manhattan Schist Metamorphism.- Identified garnets and biotites via optical petrography.- Prepared and analyzed samples of metamorphic rocks with Laser ICP-MS and SEM.
Arlington, VA
- Conducted research using bureau of labor statistics data for publication “Revisiting Arlington’s Creative Class Benchmark: New Highs in the Region and Beyond” http://www.arlingtonvirginiausa.com/?LinkServID=A5C2561C-B294-94FC-4372D18513B5B2D2&showMeta-0- Helped organize “Venture Camp: Summer Entrepreneurship Series,” providing development and business.
Activities and Societies: Columbia Dept. of Earth and Environmental Sciences Undergraduate Student Committee: Co-Chair.
Activities and Societies: Sciences Po Model United Nations Sciences Po Pôle Environnement
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Daniel Nothaft is based in Baltimore, Maryland, United States while working with Uplift Geosystems.
Daniel Nothaft has worked for Uplift Geosystems, University Of Pennsylvania, University Of Colorado Boulder, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, and Arlington Economic Development.
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Daniel Nothaft holds Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Geology from University Of Colorado Boulder.
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