Dr. Mark Shiflett Reaches 12,000 Career Citations
Lawrence, Kansas — June 29, 2026 — Dr. Mark B. Shiflett, Foundation Distinguished Professor of Chemical & Petroleum Engineering at the University of Kansas, has reached an extraordinary academic milestone of 12,000 career citations on Google Scholar, reflecting the impact and continued influence of his research in sustainable engineering and chemical sciences. As of June 2026, Dr. Shiflett's Google Scholar metrics include an H-index of 55 and an i10-index of 155.
Throughout his career, Dr. Shiflett has advanced innovative research in sustainable refrigerants, gas separations, ionic liquids, carbon capture, and advanced materials. His work has helped shape next-generation technologies for more sustainable industrial processes while addressing critical environmental and energy challenges facing society.
As Director of the Wonderful Institute for Sustainable Engineering (WISE) and the Environmentally Applied Refrigerant Technology Hub (EARTH) NSF Engineering Research Center, Dr. Shiflett has fostered interdisciplinary collaborations that bring together researchers, students, industry, and government partners to accelerate innovation and translate research into real-world solutions. His leadership has also helped prepare the next generation of engineers through hands-on research experiences and mentorship.
Reaching 12,000 citations represents more than a numerical milestone—it reflects the widespread recognition and lasting influence of Dr. Shiflett's research by scientists, engineers, and innovators around the world. His publications continue to inform new discoveries, inspire collaboration, and advance sustainable technologies across academia and industry.
Congratulations to Dr. Shiflett on his continued research excellence and this incredible milestone!