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Join our next EIRES Lunch lecture with DAVID VERMAAS (TU Delft).
Coming Friday 29 September | 12h00-13h00 (online).
@Niels_D1 will introduce and lead the Q&A answer session.
Full program & register:
tue.nl/en/our-university/cal…
#eires #energy #electrolysis #CO2
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Congratulations to @TomBurdyny for receiving an ERC Starting Grant from @ERC_Research! Burdyny's lab will work on converting large concentrations of carbon dioxide (CO2) into products for the chemical industry. More on the project ➡️tudelft.nl/en/2023/tnw/erc-s…
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Congratulations to Mazhar Ali, @mbauer67 and David Vermaas for receiving an @NWONieuws Vidi grant! Read more on what they and five fellow #tudelft laureates will be investigating ➡️ bit.ly/444xPVl
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Our review "CO separation: past, present and future" is out in Chem. Soc. Rev ! Reason to care: CO separation from steal manufacturing e.g. can avoid 2% of manmade CO2 emissions. Thanks @Kapteijnfreek @Sissi_de_Beer @EFSlab @burak_eral & other coauthors! pubs-rsc-org.tudelft.idm.ocl…
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Want to do imaging at high pH? This is now possible with this new quinolinium fluorescent #probe!
pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
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WOW! We are thrilled to be among the Top 60
@Xprize Carbon Removal Finalists. This Friday, on Earth day, they will announce the 15 teams that will receive a Milestone Prize of $1 million each! #staytuned #cdr #oceancdr @EFSlab @climatetalent @RoseShrfn @rdbrands
1,133 ➡️287 ➡️60. The downselect continues. Meet the @XPRIZE Carbon Removal Top 60, a group of the most promising carbon removal teams and solutions in the competition, so far. Meet the teams here: bit.ly/3xktvDT
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MELODY is the featured project on the FLORES LinkedIn page this month! FLORES is an umbrella group for representing the outputs of different H2020 Redox Flow Battery research projects. Take a look at linkedin.com/company/7168644… or the FLORES YT channel: youtube.com/watch?v=Pru1cdV6…
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Capturing & converting CO2 do require a lot of energy. An optimal combination of both processes can save a lot of energy and reduce the loss of materials. #TUDelft scientists published a paper @NatureCatalysis, summarising the ideas on how to achieve this. bit.ly/3x1TldX















