Researchers from the Department of Catalysis and Chemical Reaction Engineering (D13) published a research article entitled ‘Furfural hydrogenation over Cu, Ni, Pd, Pt, Re, Rh and Ru catalysts: Ab initio modelling of…
The secretion of soluble proteins or the movement of transmembrane proteins to the cell plasma membrane is a key feature of multicellular organisms, particularly for communication between cells and the regulation of…
Engineering of materials with various bio-nanoapplications can rely on robust self-assembly of DNA e.g., short, guanine-rich oligonucleotides can self-assemble to long nanostructures, G-wires. Their structural details…
Researchers from the Department of Catalysis and Chemical Reaction Engineering (D13), Department of Materials Chemistry (D10) and Jozef Stefan institute published a research article entitled ‘Synergistic enhancement of…
Machine learning with deep neural networks has accelerated research and applications in many areas, from translating texts, playing chess, to designing new proteins that can serve as drugs and vaccines. An example of a…
The path to a carbon-free society is directly linked to the development of technologies for hydrogen production, which is considered one of the alternative energy vectors. The operation of electrolyzers, which use the…
Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells (PEMFCs) and electrolyzers are among the most promising candidates likely to change the landscape of future energy conversion systems since they provide independence from fossil…
Due to increase in climate change and its negative effects on the environment and human health, the transition from conventional energy sources to new, renewable sources is necessary. Hydrogen and fuel cells, which use…
The ability to melt selected representative materials from the extremely diverse family of metal-organic frameworks has opened up various interesting possibilities of application. One can, for example, prepare…
