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Twitter account of the Laboratory of Energy Science and Engineering (aka Müller group) at D-MAVT, ETH Zürich #CO2capture #CO2conversion #Catalysis
Zurich, Switzerland
Joined September 2019
The last (published) PhD work in @GroupLese. Combining decent in situ XAS (@DiamondLightSou ) and online ECMS (@SpectroInlets ), we broke the "quandary in activity" of Ir-based electrocatalysts and understand the evolved active phase under OER. https://t.co/89m8BhrKi5
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Iridium-based oxides are among the most promising catalysts for the acidic oxygen evolution reaction (OER) owing to their high catalytic activity and stability. Substituting iridium with earth-abun...
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We welcome Luca in our team. He will be working on methanol synthesis via CO2 hydrogenation.
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Javier and Jerome are kicking off the annual NCCR review meeting!
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Studying the silica–alumina interface one #ALD cycle at a time: atomic mixing isolates Al³⁺ sites and tunes Lewis/Brønsted acidity. Solid-state NMR (via @PANACEA_NMR) + collab w/ @CoperetGroup reveal how Al–O–Si coordination shapes catalysis. 👉 https://t.co/qFcRytEuZq
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Our traditional annual LESE group hike. This year in the Chur area. Very nice autumn atmosphere and lucky with the weather.
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Well done Marcel, congrats on your poster prize👏
Congratulations Marcel for winning the poster prize at our annual meeting!
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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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Our group is well represented at #Europacat 2025 in Trondheim, Norway, with Evgenia and Qin presenting their work!
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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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Wonderful and insightful collaboration with the Comas Vives group on NiGa-based methanol synthesis catalysts
Great collaborative paper with @GroupLese: How Does the Ni–Ga Alloy Structure Tune Methanol Productivity and Selectivity? | ACS Catalysis
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Structural Dynamics Behind the Formation of α′-Ni3Ga Alloy Nanoparticles from a Ni–Ga Phyllosilicate Dispersed on Silica Using X-ray Probes | Chemistry of Materials https://t.co/WrCxbHRJif
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🚀 We’re excited to announce the launch of the EPDIC19 webpage! Visit us here: https://t.co/0MghnEvPMR The EPDIC19 page is now live: updates, event details, and everything you need to know about the upcoming 19th European Powder Diffraction Conference Stay connected! #EPDIC19
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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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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
nature.com
Nature Communications - Oxidative dehydrogenation of propane could lower the energy demand for propylene production, but low selectivity and costly air separation limit its viability. Here, the...
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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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Melis was the first one from @GroupLese to give a talk at @NAM29NACS; five more group members are in line!
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Congratulations to Nora. Today she successfully defended her PhD on NiGa-based CO2 hydrogenation catalysts.
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