CATCHY aims to create new, high-performance cluster-based catalysts for the conversion of atmospheric CO2 into added-value synthetic materials with a catalysis-by-design approach based on advances in the atomic-scale understanding, analytical and in situ / in operando tools, and computational methods while delivering a training programme that will give 14 early-stage researchers the expertise and skills required by employers in the European nanotechnology sector. Read More…
Radboud University Faculty of Science celebrates its 65th anniversary
Faraday Discussion Nanoalloys, September 21-23, 2022, London
Computational methods for cluster-based (CO2 conversion) catalysts, April 19-21st, Budapest
Reopening of Post-Doctoral Position in Nanocluster Deposition at KU Leuven
Registration for the First Catchy School and the Midterm Review Meeting is open!
2021 European Researchers’ Night @BME Chemistry Department
2021 European Researchers’ night @ PSI and Frascati Laboratory