Rational catalyst design is the holy grail of modern catalysis, which requires a thorough understanding of structure-performance relationships. Micro- and spectroscopy plays a pivotal role in the study of these relationships through the visualization of both the diffusive species, such as reaction products, and the pore network of a catalyst particle. A single micro(spectro)scopic technique is not capable of capturing the dynamics and many length scales involved, which can be overcome by combining various imaging techniques in a correlative manner. The aim of this research project is the development and use of a combination of different microscopy and spectroscopy techniques to study structure-performance relationships in single porous catalyst particles.
VNCI TopSector Chemistry Scholarship is sponsored by the Dutch chemical industry to improve the connection between student, university, and industry.
M.Sc. VNCI/BASF TopSector Chemistry: financial award • internship • community
B.Sc. VNCI TopSector Chemistry: financial award • community
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