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ECOMATES - Electrochemical conversion of CO2 into added value products via highly selective bimetallic MATerials and innovative process dESig

2023-2026
The main aim of this Marie-Curie ETN is to instruct a new generation of scientists who will bring innovation in the field of electrocatalysis with particular emphasis on the design of new nanomaterials and processes based on Cu/M bimetallic compounds with improved selectivity and efficiency towards CO2 reduction to value-added products (CO, HCOOH and C2H4). The ECOMATES network gathers large European universities, international research laboratories (VITO, and IIT in the area of sustainable development), the ESRF (an international European facility), and two SMEs (ADVENT, for innovation in MEA preparation, and APRIA, for the design of testing of a CO2 electrolyzer).
FRAMEWORK
Horizon Europe (HORIZON) Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Doctoral Networks (MSCA-DN)
PARTNERS
Politecnico di Torino (coordinator), Italian institute of Technology, University of Montpellier (France), Trinity College of Dublin (Iraland), European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (France), VITO (Belgium), Advent Energy (Greece), Apria System (Spain).

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We firmly believe that one of the Group’s strengths lies in the transdisciplinary approach that stems from active collaboration between experts from different fields, crucial for achieving results in both research and technological transfer.
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