TESTING MATERIALS FOR ENERGY CONVERSION

RECYCALYSE H2020 PROJECT

The  RECYCALYSE project will present their research in the field of the activity and stability of oxygen evolution reaction catalysts.

Join us for our online webinar &quot;Testing Materials for Energy Conversion&quot; which will take place on February 28, 2022, from 12:00 to 13:00. (CET). Experts from the RECYCALYSE project, an initiative funded by the Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme (Grant Agreement No. 861960) will present their research in the field of the activity and stability of oxygen evolution reaction catalysts.

Three partners from the RECYCALYSE project will participate in the webinar: the coordinator entity Danish Technological Institute (DTI), the University of Bern and the communication and dissemination partner, SUSTAINABLE INNOVATIONS.

The three partners will host an open session for anyone who wants to learn more about energy conversion, the latest updates from the RECYCALYSE project as well as the investigations carried out by the University of Bern in the field of testing materials for energy conversion. The webinar will be divided into three parts: 
Part 1: Welcome with agenda and introduction to the speakers and the break-out sessions 
Part 2: Overview of the RECYCALYSE project and the importance of energy conversion by DTI
Part 3: Work and progress carried out from activity to stability investigations of Oxygen Evolution Reaction catalysts by the University of Bern.
Part 4: Q&amp;A and breakout sessions will also be conducted to make the session dynamic and lively. 

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By registering for this webinar, you agree that the session will be recorded and used for dissemination purposes in the RECYCALYSE project. Personal or professional information (name, email or any other identifying data) will not be shared.

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