Code
01G02619
Duration
01 January 2019 → 31 December 2023
Funding
Regional and community funding: Special Research Fund
Promotor
Research disciplines
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Natural sciences
- Analytical chemistry
- Physical chemistry
- Microbiology
- Systems biology
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Medical and health sciences
- Laboratory medicine
- Microbiology
- Laboratory medicine
- Laboratory medicine
- Microbiology
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Engineering and technology
- Metallurgical engineering
Keywords
Carbon capture and utilization
electrochemistry
hydrogen induced cracking
corrosion
bioproduction
Project description
Electricity driven production of organics from CO2 may become a key contributor to a circular economy. The materials used are sensitive to CO2 and the intermediate H2. We will investigate impact of these gases, and other constituents of the aqueous media around the materials, on their performance and lifetime particularly when microorganisms are interacting with them.