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Aayan Banerjee part of multiple new projects: SUNSOL en DELYCIOUSDr. Aayan Banerjee is participating in the SUNSOLr project, a ~3 Mio€ project funded by TKI-Energie and co-ordinated by the Institute for Sustainable Process Technology as part of their Long Term Program Process Technology. The project brings together 5 universities (TU Delft, TU Eindhoven, U Groningen, U Utrecht and U Twente) and 4 industrial partners (Demcon Suster, Nobian, RWE and Sasol) to employ a cross-technology and cross-sectoral approach to the challenge of electrifying chemical conversions. As part of this project, he will be leading a work package on novel routes for sustainable CO2 conversion to methanol and olefins using proton-conducting ceramic electrolysers.Read more
Welcome Ahmad ShaurAhmad Shaur joins SEED lab as a Postdoctoral researcher to work on the design, fabrication and testing of novel fuel-flexible protonic ceramic fuel cells as part of the Nationaal Groeifonds GroenvermogenNL HyUSE project. Its a short hop for Shaur as he joins us from one of our host reseach groups, Inorganic Membranes, at the University of Twente where he purused his doctoral studies under the guidance of Prof. Henny Bouwmeester. Shaur, with his long track-record of exemplary experimental work in the field of solid oxide cells from his time in Korea during his Masters to his PhD work at Twente, will play an important role in SEED's future activites. We are delighted to have you Shaur!Read more
Aayan Banerjee part of multiple new projects: SUNSOL en DELYCIOUS
Welcome Ahmad Shaur
Welcome Antonis Vladikas
Dr. Aayan Banerjee wins funding for HyUSE project
Poster Prize Award for Wisse Hersbach
Work at SEED showcased by 4TU Energy
Aayan Banerjee invited panellist at EU Hydrogen Week
Aayan Banerjee gives keynote talk at MODEGAT VII
Welcome Suman
Welcome Daud Abdoh
