Tailoring materials chemistry and morphology to control polymer membrane and electrode functionality and performance
Our aim is to understand, apply and optimize how materials chemistry and morphology determine and can be used to control mass, momentum and charge transport through polymer membrane and electrode interfaces. There is strong focus on elucidation chemistry, structure, property and performance relationships. The expertise of the group covers of a multidisciplinary knowledge chain ranging from molecule to process. It involves material synthesis and functionalization, molecular, geometric and morphological architecting and device and process design. This is combined with advanced physicochemical characterizations and process performance evaluations.
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August 6, 2024
New PhD student Leong Chew Lee
In July 2024, Leong Chew Lee started her PhD in the Membrane Materials and Processes Group at the Department of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry at TU/e and...
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May 17, 2024
Interfacial Engineering of Porous Electrodes for Redox Flow Cells targeting wettability, reaction selectivity and kinetics
Emre Boz succesfully defended his thesis at the department of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry on May 16th.
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Our most recent peer reviewed publications
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Elucidating the influence of electrolyte additives on iron electroplating performance
Electrochimica Acta (2024) -
Polyelectrolyte multilayer catalysts in electrospun bipolar membranes
Polymer (2024) -
A versatile optimization framework for porous electrode design
Digital Discovery (2024) -
Manufacturing Free-Standing, Porous Metallic Layers with Dynamic Hydrogen Bubble Templating
Advanced Materials Interfaces (2024) -
Understanding the role of nitrogen-doping and surface topology in the binding of Fe(III)/Fe(II) to biobased carbon electrodes
Energy Advances (2024)
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Department of Chemical Engineering and ChemistryP.O. Box 5135600 MB EindhovenNetherlands -
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