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19 April, 2012
[ssba_hide] The Catalysis and Spectrochemistry Laboratory (LCS) works on the preparation and study of solid catalysts for applications in environment and sustainable development. LCS is leader in the observation of catalytic materials inside a working reactor, in real time, during the chemical reaction (operando spectroscopy). With its very strong facility in infrared spectroscopy, and withRead more
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27 March, 2012
Le prix 2012 de la Division Catalyse de la SCF a été attribué à Arnaud Travert. Arnaud Travert, 39 ans, est Maître de Conférences à l’Université de Caen Basse Normandie et effectue ses recherches au Laboratoire Catalyse et Spectrochimie (UMR ENSICAEN – Université de Caen – CNRS). Il a réalisé ses travaux de thèse portantRead more
30 January, 2012
March 1st, 2012 Caen, France Workshop with : Prof. A. Corma Prof. J. Martens Prof. T. Bein Dr. F. Fajula Prof. B. M. Weckhuysen Dr. S. Mintova Prof. J.-P. Gilson Dr. V. Valtchev Cliquez on the picture to download the flyer.Read more
Publications of the laboratory are available on the platform HAL-normandie
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The Catalysis and Spectrochemistry laboratory has obtained 6 ERDF funding on the following research themes:
– ZEOXY project : Use of zeolites as gaseous reoxygenation therapy vehicles for glioblasthomas.
– BIOCAR project : 2nd generation biofuels: Ultimate purification of 2G biofuels to limit emissions of toxic molecules at engine output.
– DRUID project : Diagnosis of Reaction Mechanisms of Decontamination by Catalysis.
– H2CO2 : New materials for reversible hydrogen storage
– NANOCEANENERGY+ : Nano-catalysts for cleaner energy
– SIRCO project : Efficient photocatalytic reduction of CO².
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