Welcome to the Catalysis group at the University of Udine!
The catalysis group is working in the design of new materials for advanced catalytic processes for clean energy and environment transition, and we are based at the University of Udine. Advanced catalytic materials and processes are playing and will play a dominant role to provide sustainable energy and to protect the environment. A great effort from our group is in the development of new and robust catalytic materials having impacts in the reduction of the carbon footprint and in the path to more sustainable processes. Our target is the activation of small molecules using materials prepared through new synthetic strategies and characterized with advanced tools.
News/Events
Our study "Operando investigation of the evolution of Pd-Pt supported on ceria for methane oxidation under dry and wet conditions" is published in Nature Communications
A comprehensive study on bimetallic catalysts titled “Operando investigation of the evolution of Pd-Pt supported on ceria for methane oxidation under…
Particle Technology Conference
Maila attended the 9th World Congress on Particle Technology held in Madrid from September 18th to September 22nd. With a focus on all aspects of…
GIC 2022
The XXII National Congress on Catalysis has been held in Riccione from September 11th to September 14th.
Late summer 2022 fish BBQ
The success of the first edition made us to repeat the experience. Excellent barbeque, and congratulations to the chef "Trudy".
GRICU doctoral school on heterogeneous catalysis
Alessandro and Andrea attended the GRICU doctoral school in Heterogeneous catalysis and fundamental of electrochemical processes. Alessandro has given…
Sara and Maila attended the 27th North American Catalysis Meeting
From May 22nd to May 27th Sara and Maila attended the 27th North American Catalysis Society Meeting held in New York City. Maila presented a talk…
The Joanna Fowler Award 2021
Maila is one of the recipients of the 2021 Joanna Fowler award “women in science” for chemistry and biochemistry, who recognizes one or more young…