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[MASI Programme Grant @MASI_research]

@PrometheusFuels We'd love to talk with you and discuss how we might be able to work together to improve your catalysts!

[MASI Programme Grant @MASI_research]

New publication alert! https://t.co/CQ1SngB4si Our latest research investigates turning CO2 into formate using tin on naotextured carbon fibres, leading to performance improvements over time: https://t.co/Ek4G73rRb6

[MASI Programme Grant @MASI_research]

MASI's latest exciting publication has been covered in Chemistry World!

[Chemistry World @ChemistryWorld]

During an ammonia cracking reaction, a ruthenium catalyst undergoes structural changes that, thanks to scanning transmission electron microscopy, we now understand.
https://t.co/SzIJPzZcVA

[Chemistry World @ChemistryWorld]

During an ammonia cracking reaction, a ruthenium catalyst undergoes structural changes that, thanks to scanning transmission electron microscopy, we now understand.
https://t.co/SzIJPzZcVA

[Uni of Nottingham Press Office @UoNPressOffice]

Scientists from @ChemistryUoN @UoNnmRC have created a catalyst for hydrogen generation from ammonia that becomes more active with time, and by counting atoms revealed changes that boost the catalyst’s performance

Full story here: https://t.co/wcRy2aSIRV

[MASI Programme Grant @MASI_research]

MASI researchers have created a catalyst for hydrogen generation from ammonia that becomes more active with time: https://t.co/hp36LH5j7S

[Communications Chemistry @CommsChem]

Nanoscale morphological changes are monitored and directly linked with the selectivity of the CO2 electroreduction reaction @MASI_research @CDTSusChem
https://t.co/pdsmpk2pLM

[MASI Programme Grant @MASI_research]

Our latest publication on electrocatalytic reduction of CO2 to produce formate is now out in @CommsChem, featuring work from @CDTSusChem @ChemistryUoN @UoNnmRC @A_Khlobystov @unibirmingham :
https://t.co/OoYyweGHtZ

[Uni of Nottingham Press Office @UoNPressOffice]

Great piece on research from @ChemistryUoN @UoNnmRC ⬇️

[Nottingham Nanomaterials Group @A_Khlobystov]

Metal swarf transformed into electrodes for hydrogen production: https://t.co/WuElSeCgTz

@ChemistryWorld covered the work of @MASI_research team 😃

[Uni of Nottingham Press Office @UoNPressOffice]

New process for turning CO2 into sustainable fuel - @TechBriefsMag reports on recent research from @ChemistryUoN @UoNnmRC

https://t.co/6FdeQHyB05

[Nottingham Research @UoNresearch]

A team of researchers from @ChemistryUoN and Faculty of Engineering have found a way to transform metal waste into an effective catalyst to make hydrogen from water – a discovery that could make hydrogen production more sustainable.

https://t.co/7NiCTMwEC2

[MASI Programme Grant @MASI_research]

MASI's exciting new publication, where we harness light to turn CO2 into fuel, has been covered by @TechBriefsMag . The interview with our Director @A_Khlobystov explains the findings and future plans in more detail: https://t.co/0i0NPBAcPt
https://t.co/tTpHBaRkfO

[Tech Briefs @TechBriefsMag]

Researchers have transformed #CO2 into methanol by shining sunlight on single atoms of #copper deposited on a light-activated material. It paves the way for creating new #greenfuels.

https://t.co/SoYTzZeFX6

#UniversityofNottingham #UniversityofBirmingham #UniversityofQueensland

[Nottingham Nanomaterials Group @A_Khlobystov]

Waste metal swarf has nanotextured surface! Ideal for fixing electrocatalytic centres for hydrogen production from water. Well done to team @MASI_research @ChemistryUoN big thanks to @EPSRC @UoNnmRC
https://t.co/gQCLdfMPf0

[UoN nmRC @UoNnmRC]

How do you turn trash into treasure? Using magnetron sputtering of course! Check out this work from @MASI_research featuring SEM, EDS and XPS from the nmRC!

https://t.co/9247QZRCyH

[MASI Programme Grant @MASI_research]

Trash to treasure– researchers turn metal waste into catalyst for H2

MASI researchers have pioneered a circular economy approach to producing green hydrogen from metal waste. Read more here https://t.co/z4mCMehUPh

@ChemistryUoN @UoNnmRC @UoNPressOffice @UoNScience @UoNresearch

[UoN Student Life #WeAreUoN @UoNStudentLife]

Today is the last day you can register to vote in the mayoral election, which is due to take place on Thursday 2 May.

As a student you can register to vote at both your home and term-time addresses. By voting you can make a real difference.

https://t.co/SEP3DZeFwd

[UoN Student Life #WeAreUoN @UoNStudentLife]

Did you know that as a student you can register to vote at both your home and term-time addresses? Make sure you register to vote in the upcoming mayoral elections by Tuesday 16 April.

Read more: https://t.co/iFIIAMk3Lp

[Nottingham Institute for Policy and Engagement @UoN_Institute]

📢Dr Luke Norman (@lukethechemist) is a Knowledge Exchange Fellow @UoNnmRC. He initiated the public engagement programme "Under the Microscope" and also led the Coronation Coin project, producing @UniofNottingham's official coronation gift to King Charles III. 1/2