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Die 3. Internationale CataLysis Networking Conference, die vom 24. bis 26. September 2024 stattfand, brachte die deutschen DFG-geförderten Sonderforschungsbereiche (SFB) und Transregios (TRR) im Bereich Katalyse zusammen. Mit über 250 Teilnehmern bot die Veranstaltung eine Plattform für die Präsentation bahnbrechender Forschungsergebnisse und förderte lebhafte interdisziplinäre Diskussionen. Wir danken unseren inspirierenden Hauptrednern und gratulieren den acht verdienten Posterpreisträgerinnen und -trägern herzlich.
Wie kann man einzelne Atome zu einem Cluster zusammenkleben? In ihrer neuen Studie konnten wir ein neues Konzept präsentieren, welches Ceroxid-Inseln nutzt, um die Bildung von Pd-Clustern zu erleichtern. Die innovative Arbeit wurde auch in einer Pressemitteilung hervorgehoben!
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Herzlichen Dank an alle Teilnehmer, Vortragenden und Referenten für ihre interessanten und anregenden Beiträge in unserer dreitägigen Konferenz über die Zukunft der Emissionskontrolle FuturEMission. Es hat uns viel Spaß bereitet, gemeinsam in die entscheidenden Aspekten der Zukunft der Emissionskontrolle einzutauchen. Wir freuen uns schon auf das nächste Treffen!
The EuropaCat 2025 - 16th European Congress on Catalysis is approaching and we are thrilled to announce that Prof. Jan-Dierk Grunwaldt will give a plenary talk. Besides, of course further contributions of TrackAct are planned. Curious? Check out the EuropaCat homepage for more updates:
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The 3rd International CataLysis Networking Conference, held from September 24-26, 2024, was a vibrant gathering of the German DFG-funded collaborative research centers (CRCs) and Transregios (TRRs) dedicated to catalysis. With over 250 participants, the event showcased groundbreaking research and fostered dynamic discussions on interdisciplinary topics. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our inspiring keynote speakers and offer our warmest congratulations to the eight well-deserved poster prize winners.
How to glue together few atoms? In their new study, our coworkers from B02, B03, B04 have demonstrated a new concept how ceria islands can be used to facilitate the formation of Pd clusters. The innovative work was also highlighted in a press release!
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Huge thanks to all participants, presenters and speakers for their insightful contributions to our 3 day conference on the Future of Emission Control FuturEMission. Together, we delved into crucial aspects of the future of emission control. Looking forward to the next gathering!
How do catalysts work and what do they look like during the reaction? These are the key questions for the development of efficient catalytic processes, the understanding of which is the ultimate goal of TrackAct. Get a detailed insight in our first video!
Get to know the different departments in our second video! Here, our scientists present their work - from catalysts in the microcosm to hand-sized, applied catalysts.
In cooperation with our industrial partner Paul Wurth SA we have demonstrated how 0.5% of the global CO2 emissions can be reduced with moderate investments by modernizing existing blast furnace technology for steel production.
In the process, CO2 is recycled from the blast furnace gas and converted with coke oven gas into synthesis gas, which can be used as a coke substitute in the blast furnace. It was demonstrated and validated in a pilot plant at the stock company of Dillinger Hüttenwerke (Dillinger) in Saarland. Further details are published in Energy Advances. 23.01.2024
The 2-days status meeting of the CARE-O-SENE consortium took place at the KIT on beginning of June 2023. Together with colleges from HZB, IKTS, SASOL DE, SASOL SA and INERATEC the achievements during the first 10 months of the project were presented and intensively discussed. The CARE-O-SENE project continues to push boundaries by fostering international collaboration between industry and academia and was overwhelming to see what has been already gain on knowledge and what possibilities to extend the cooperation and networking can be used. Together, we are paving the way towards a cleaner, greener world, and the CARE-O-SENE consortium is honoured to be part of this transformative journey. For the first time our young scientists had the opportunity to present their results in catalyst research. During the meeting the KIT Light Source and the EnergyLab 2.0 were visited.
We are delighted to welcome Dr. Arik Beck to ITCP as a YIG Prep Pro fellow to build a research group focused on automating characterization technologies to accelerate the discovery of insights into catalyst structure and performance.
Dr. Beck completed his doctorate at ETH Zurich in 2022. For his outstanding work, he received the Best PhD Thesis Award from the European Federation of Catalysis Societies (EFCATS). He is currently a postdoctoral researcher at the University of California, Santa Barbara. He will join ITCP in the upcoming winter. The Young Investigator Group Preparation Program (YIG Prep Pro) provides a starting fellowship for young researchers to develop their ideas within KIT. We are excited to have Dr. Beck contribute his expertise and drive to advance catalysis research at ITCP.
After a successful evaluation, the SFB/TRR "Turbulent, chemically reacting multiphase flows near walls" started into the 3rd funding phase (2023-2026) on January 1, 2023. The working group of Olaf Deutschmann, the coordinator of TRR150 at KIT, is currently working on subproject B05 "Modelling and numerical simulation of multiphase chemical reactions".
CRC/TRR 150 Subproject B05
The research project CARE-O-SENE (Catalyst Research for Sustainable Kerosene), involving the cooperation of facilities from germany and south africa, is promoted with 30 million Euro by the Bundesministerium für Bildung- und Forschung (BMBF) gefördert. Therefore, tailored catalysts for Fischer-Tropsch-synthesis (FTS) for the production of kerosene from renewable resources will be developed.
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Deutschmann group Senior Scientist Dr. Patrick Lott received the Excellence Award of the VAA Foundation during a small, festive ceremony in Cologne. The prize, which is endowed with € 5,000, is awarded once a year in recognition of outstanding dissertations with industrial application relevance.
German Research Foundation (DFG) funds New Collaborative Research Center "TrackAct" at KIT for understanding catalytic processes.
KIT PI: CRC TrackAct