Thank you @CatalysisSciTec for highlighting our work on Ethylene Epoxidation with an inside front cover! The paper is currently open access so check it out:
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Check out our group's latest paper on how we utilise powdered catalysts for heterogeneous catalytic surface science! Thank you to @JMaterChem A for highlighting me as an Emerging Investigator, and thank you to my amazing team for their excellent work.
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pubs.rsc.org A well-defined supported Pt nanoparticle catalyst for heterogeneous catalytic surface science† Our ability to rationalise the activity of heterogeneous catalytic materials relies on a precise understanding of both the structure and composition of the Check out this excellent work by @LimGarrick and the @AizenbergLab !
With @AizenbergLab and @ChristianReece, we share on @acsnano how we used our raspberry-colloidal-templating platform to deconvolute nanoparticle proximity and size effects in thermocatalysis, following up on 10.1038/s41929-023-01104-1View quoted post on X
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Our latest paper on validating kinetic models for ethylene epoxidation has just been published in @CatalysisSciTec! This was an undergraduate project led by the brilliant Lilliana Brandão. Check it out!
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I'm happy to share that our recent paper has been selected as one of the top 50 Catalysis papers in Nature Communications! A huge thank you to Kim and Chris for their hard work, and the editors at @NatureComms for highlighting our research.
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www.nature.com Catalysis This page provides a snapshot of some of the most exciting work published in the broad areas of catalysis, including catalyst synthesis, catalytic ... I am very happy to announce that our most recent paper has been published in Nature Communications!View quoted post on X
In this paper, we demonstrate how intrinsic kinetics can be utilised as a tool to identify active sites on heterogeneous catalysts!
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