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Converting sunlight into fuelPhotoelectrochemical cells are promising for the conversion of sunlight into fuel, for example, water into hydrogen, or CO2 into organic molecules. To realize this, a higher efficiency of the photocathode, often based on NiO, is needed. An important and unknown question is the role of water molecules adsorbed on the NiO surface. Kaijian Zhu performs research on the effects of this adsorption.Read more
Indefinitely curiousGrowing up in Mexico, going to college was a privilege rather than a given for Arturo Susarrey Arce. That’s why he’s very appreciative of people like UT colleague Karin Paardenkooper. Karin sets up cooperation between UT and institutions from all around the world, mainly focusing on Mexico. Although the two met each other three years ago and have worked together a lot since then, today, Arturo wants to find out more about Karin’s past and future. ‘I’m thinking about going back to college after retiring.’Read more
Converting sunlight into fuel
Indefinitely curious
'Dewatering' of biomaterials consuming far less energy
Sowing the seeds of science
How to design an optimal wind farm?
Logical switching using one single molecule
Month of Integrity - Programme this week
UT in charge of three 'Perspectief' research programmes
New UT technology in the fight against rheumatism
Invitation: lecture Trends in scientific integrity, by Jonathan Soeharno
Membrane filtration pilot with new wastewater treatment technology
Jasper Homminga appointed as programme director Technical Medicine
