Professor — Georgia Tech
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.
| Their methodology / role | Proof-pack / Trellison fit |
|---|---|
| DAC sorbent materials claims | Proof pack requires sorbent-level chain of custody and performance attestation |
| Industry collaboration (Global Thermostat) | Direct pathway to commercial DAC proof-pack integration |
Add sorbent-performance attestation fields to the proof-pack schema.
Deploy proof packs on a Jones-group pilot system.
Subject: A verification substrate for engineered-CDR claims Dear Christopher Jones, Your work on engineered carbon removal has defined the technical bar for what a credible claim looks like. At Trellison Institute we have been building a per-tonne open-data verification instrument — the proof pack — that aims to make your integrity criteria legible at market scale. I would welcome a 30-minute conversation to show you the current alpha. We are not asking for endorsement; we are asking for methodology critique and, if useful, an offer of alpha access for your active work. Independent negative evaluations would be published alongside positive ones. A one-page methodology brief that maps your work to proof-pack schema fields — with gaps flagged honestly — is attached. With respect, Rob Stillwell Director, Trellison Institute
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