Christoph Müller
@ChrisMueller_en
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Wannabe chemist, physicist, climber and alpinist (not always in this order), OKish (chemical) engineer, member of @GroupLese at ETH
Zurich, Switzerland
Joined November 2022
Congratulations Marcel!
Well done Marcel, congrats on your poster prize👏
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Congratulations Annelies and a big thank you to @TCheungsters and Paula for acting as the examiners.
Congratulations to Annelies. She successfully defended her PhD today showing some wonderful work on MgO-based CO2 sorbents
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Matthias and Puyang had the pleasure of representing LESE today at #fm25 of the SCS. We're looking forward to sharing their work more broadly once it's published. Stay tuned!
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Well done Max!
In his final paper, Max takes a close look at the filling and regeneration of pores during CO2 capture and assesses the validity of the concept of critical product layer thickness
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Thank you to @NatureComms for highlighting Alex's recent work https://t.co/thocSVMshL
nature.com
This page provides a snapshot of some of the most exciting work published in the broad areas of catalysis, including catalyst synthesis, catalytic ...
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Congratulations to Alex, excellent work and one of the few ones looking at propane dehydrogenation.
Alex's first research paper aiming to understand how Na-based coatings on the surface of oxygen carriers can control selectivity in the chemical looping based oxidative dehydrogenation of propane is out: https://t.co/T8R0rxQWgo
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Doping the alumina-supported PtGa propane dehydrogenation catalyst with Si increases its stability, as a result of a change in the coking mechanism and carbon dynamics. Read our work in @J_A_C_S
https://t.co/uDgX3FrP3N
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The exploitation of shale gas has stimulated the use of on-purpose propane dehydrogenation (PDH) technologies. These technologies rely on continuous and rapid catalyst regeneration to maintain high...
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Large delegation from LESE at NAM (and one adopted member 😉)
The LESE crew had a blast at NAM29, enjoying great talks, engaging scientific discussions, and connecting with fellow members of the catalysis community.
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Our SNSF fellow postdoctoral researcher, Diana Piankova, received one of the poster prizes at the 60th International School of Crystallography in Erice, dedicated to "Electron Crystallography." Congratulations, Diana!
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Congratulations Nora
Congratulations to Nora. Today she successfully defended her PhD on NiGa-based CO2 hydrogenation catalysts.
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Please RT!
New postdoc opening: We are looking for an experienced postdoc in electrocatalysis to support our work on metal-oxide based OER catalysts. https://t.co/BBY1dyZy71
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Great work Jens!
First Ph.D. defense in 2025! Congratulations Jens! Wonderful collaboration with the Prüssmann group on advancing MRI for granular materials. Big thank you also to Dan Holland for acting as the external examiner.
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Very exciting new paper by Evgenia exploring the accessibility of #MXenes for gas-phase reactions.
What fraction of the specific surface area of #MXenes gets involved in catalytic reactions with gases? Our new research shows that while it depends on the size of the reactant molecule, the intralayer space participates little — see more in the long read: https://t.co/BT9H1I13vr
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Waiting for Yifan to crash the party 😉
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