Josh A Pihl

Group Leader - Applied Catalysis and Emissions Research

Contact

pihlja@ornl.gov | 865.341.1524

Bio

Josh Pihl is a Distinguished R&D Staff member and the Group Leader for Applied Catalysis and Emissions Control Research at Oak Ridge National Laboratory. He is also the ORNL relationship manager for the DOE Advanced Engine & Fuel Technologies Program. His work focuses on fuels, combustion engines, and emissions control systems that can achieve net-zero carbon dioxide and near-zero pollutant emissions. He serves as the lead for the CLEERS initiative and the co-chair of the DOE Advanced Engine Crosscut Team and has been an active member of the U.S. DRIVE Advanced Combustion & Emission Control Tech Team, the 21^st Century Truck Partnership IC Engine Powertrain Tech Team, and the Co-Optimization of Fuels and Engines extended leadership team.

Publications

Impact of Mg on Pd-based Methane Oxidation Catalysts for Lean-burn Natural Gas Emissions Control...

Journal: Applied Catalysis B

September, 2023

Intra-catalyst CH4 oxidation pathways on a Pd/Al2O3/CeZrOx-based commercial catalyst and implications on NOx conversion profiles for a natural gas vehicle exhaust under lambda modulation

Journal: Chemical Engineering Journal

September, 2023

Effects of including a NOx storage component on a TWC when using a lean spark ignition gasoline engine combined with a passiv...

Journal: Applications in Energy and Combustion Science

June, 2023

Experiments and modeling to evaluate global reaction kinetics of three-way catalyst light off for net-zero carbon fuels and selected fuel blends

Journal: Applied Catalysis B

May, 2023

Layer structured bifunctional monolith catalysts for energy-efficient conversion of CO2 to dimethyl ether

Journal: Applied Catalysis A

April, 2023

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