Online Lorentz Workshop: Nanomaterial Formation at Fluid-Fluid Interfaces
From/to date: Mon, 2020-11-02 09:30 to Fri, 2020-11-06 14:00
Location: Online workshop via MS-Teams
Scientific organizers: Mehdi Saedi, Irene Groot, Maciej Jankowski
News
Vacancy: Postdoctoral researcher, U. Leiden (closing: 23 August 2020)
The Faculty of Science and the Leiden Institute of Chemistry are looking for a postdoctoral researcher in physical chemistry:
Direct Separation of Two-Dimensional Materials from the Surface of Liquid Metal Catalysts
LMCat project achievements video released
In collaboration with Sensu the video "LMCat project achievements: In situ study of graphene CVD growth on liquid copper from atomic to macroscopic scale" has been published.
Interview with Irene Groot
For a student project Irene Groot was interviewed about LMCat
Conclusion of LMCat Symposium 2019
The LMCat symposium was held on May 16th 2019 in Leiden, the Netherlands and it was a great success. (see the event)
Thanks to all the participants for their inspiring talks and discussions!
LMCat promotional video released
In collaboration with Sensu we have produced a film to show the role that graphene could play in our daily lives, how LMCat's production technique works, and how the consortium is capable of taking graphene production to the next level.
Assembly of LMCat reactor has started
January 2018
The LMCat reactor is in the phase of fabrication and assembly (see movies).
Beside the reactor itself, the main peripheral equipment, including the Raman probe, the gas handling system, and their electronic controlling equipment and software are being developed.
Design of LMCat reactor is finalized
November 2017
The aim of the Liquid Metal Catalysts (LMCat) project is to develop instrumentation/methodology capable of studying the ongoing chemical reactions on a molten catalyst, with the goal to open up two new lines of research:
Vacancy: PhD Thesis Student ESRF
Are you interested in working with an international team of researchers, with an experimental setup at the forefront of instrumental development?
Join the ESRF, the European Synchrotron!
LMCat project started!
The LMCat project has been started in January 2017. We are at the design and building stage of the instrumentation for in situ studies of the ongoing chemical reactions (in our case graphene formation) on a molten catalyst.