• Physical lectures starting again after Covid-19

    Physical lectures starting again after Covid-19

    After a Covid-19 induced year of mostly online lectures, physical lectures have finally started again. Last week saw the first lectures of both the Advanced Catalysis and Nanomaterials courses with great attendance. This brings a great relief to both students and lecturers to which online education posed an obstacle. We are looking forward to the…

  • Savannah, Kristiaan, Min and Nienke travel to Paris for first conference since covid-19 started

    Savannah, Kristiaan, Min and Nienke travel to Paris for first conference since covid-19 started

    As life was slowly getting more normal again, Savannah, Kristiaan, Min and Nienke had the chance to travel to Paris in September of 2021 for their first real-life conference since the start of the pandemic! The scope of the CISCEM conference was to discuss in-situ electron microscopy, which is used to image materials on the…

  • Remco Dalebout returns as technician to MCC

    Remco Dalebout returns as technician to MCC

    June 2021, we welcomed Remco Dalebout back into our group as technician specialised in chemical analysis. Previously, he was a PhD candidate in our group.

  • Welcome Masoud, Claudia, and Yuang!

    Welcome Masoud, Claudia, and Yuang!

    Since the beginning of 2022 we have welcomed three new PhD candidates in our group. They are Masoud Lazemi, Claudia Keijzer and Yuang Piao. Masoud works on X-Ray spectroscopy, specifically femtosecond XAS and RIXS of transition metal oxides using X-Ray Free Electron Lasers (XFELs). He is supervised by Frank de Groot and Uwe Bergmann (University…

  • Debye physicists and chemists control catalyst structure at the atomic scale

    Debye physicists and chemists control catalyst structure at the atomic scale

    Novel core-shell catalyst design published in Nature Materials. Our MCC group members, Jessi, Liselotte, Giorgio and Petra, found a new way to create better bimetallic catalysts. In a collaborative effort with Soft Condensed Matter (UU), Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and Sorbonne University, they show that the catalytic activity of bimetallic catalysts can be enhanced up…

  • Petra de Jongh in wetenschapsprogramma Atlas

    Op woensdag 28 april 2021 was Petra de Jongh te zien op NPO2 in het wetenschapsprogramma Atlas, om uitleg te geven over de rol van duurzaam waterstof in de energietransitie (in het Nederlands, item start op 13:38). Waterstof kan daarin een spilfunctie vervullen, omdat het fossiele brandstoffen en grondstoffen kan vervangen in de industrie, zwaar…

  • Carlos Hernandez Mejia receives KNCV-DCS Thesis Award

    Carlos Hernandez Mejia receives KNCV-DCS Thesis Award

    In 2021 the Dutch Catalysis Society (sectie Katalyse of the KNCV) has awarded the KNCV-DCS Thesis Award to a talented young researcher. The award has been presented to Carlos Hernandez Mejia (MCC, promotor Krijn de Jong) during the 22th NCCC conference that took place online on March 1, 2021. The title of his thesis reads…

  • Kyra van Nieuwkerk, Sonja Wilms, and Robert John Wolterbeek join the MCC Group as PhD candidates!

    Kyra van Nieuwkerk, Sonja Wilms, and Robert John Wolterbeek join the MCC Group as PhD candidates!

    In February, we welcomed Kyra van Nieuwkerk, Sonja Wilms, and Robert John Wolterbeek as new PhD candidates in our group. Kyra will be working on “Mixed metal oxides for CO2 to methanol conversion” under the supervision of Prof. Petra de Jongh. Sonja will be working on “Developing catalysts for hydroprocessing of bio-derived and renewable hydrocarbon feedstocks…

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