Trellison InstituteResearch Integrity · Methodology Evaluation

Dr. Christopher Jones

Professor — Georgia Tech

Methodology focus

Love Family Professor at the Georgia Institute of Technology; a leading materials scientist for direct air capture sorbent chemistry. Long-running collaboration with Global Thermostat on amine-based and zeolite-based DAC sorbents.

Trellison / LedgerWell intersection. Technical depth on capture hardware claims LedgerWell will need to verify.

Affiliation
Georgia Tech
Role
Professor
Axis
Engineering CDR
Tier
Tier 2

Selected publications

Alignment with proof packs

Their methodology / roleProof-pack / Trellison fit
DAC sorbent materials claimsProof pack requires sorbent-level chain of custody and performance attestation
Industry collaboration (Global Thermostat)Direct pathway to commercial DAC proof-pack integration

Collaboration concepts

Concept 1

Sorbent performance proof-pack schema extension

Add sorbent-performance attestation fields to the proof-pack schema.

Concept 2

Georgia Tech DAC pilot instrumentation

Deploy proof packs on a Jones-group pilot system.

Outreach approach

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What we do not ask for

  • Endorsement of Trellison, LedgerWell, DaedArch, or any affiliated entity.
  • Exclusivity or first-look rights on research findings.
  • Unpaid labour. Any advisor role is compensated with a modest honorarium and disclosed on the record.
Disclosure: Compiled from public sources through April 2026. Inclusion does not imply endorsement, affiliation, or reciprocal interest. Corrections: About.

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