Wednesday, April 17th 2024

09:00

KEYNOTE: Dr. Monika Hartl
European Spallation Source ERIC
"
Preparations for in-situ electrochemistry and neutron scattering at the European Spallation Source"

10:00

Room 1

Room 2

Methods for material analysis

CO2 electroreduction

Session chair: Dr. Piret Pikma

Session chair: Prof. Kaido Tammeveski

Dr. Armin Hoell, Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin
"
The ASAXS Technique for Analyzing Structure and Compositions, along with its Applications in the Field of Catalysis"

Dr. Chandani Singh, Flemish Institute for Technological Research
"
Gas Diffusion Electrode based on Cu-clusters for CO2 electroreduction to C2 products"

10:20

Dr. Robert Temperton, MAX IV Laboratory
"
Operando Soft-Xray Spectroelectrochemistry at the MAX IV Laboratory"

Dr. Ranjith Prasannachandran, Materials & Chemistry, Flemish Institute for Technological Research
"
Unraveling The Degradation Mechanism In Metal-Based Electrodes For CO2 Electroreduction With In-Situ Raman Spectroscopy"

10:40

Dr. Jörg Pieper, University of Tartu
"
Structural Characterization of Protein Supercomplexes for a Bioinspired Electrochemical Cell"

Mrs. Iuliia Vetik, University of Tartu
"
Understanding CO2 Electrosorption on Conductive Metal-Organic-Frameworks"

11:00

Coffee break

11:20

Methods for material analysis

CO2 electroreduction

Session chair: Prof. Gunnar Nurk

Session chair: Dr. Nadežda Kongi

INVITED: Dr. Nejc Hodnik, National Institute of Chemistry
"
Unveiling Electrocatalyst Stability via Advanced Electrochemical Characterization"

Ms. Mahsa Amiri, University of Tartu
"
Ultra-thin Defective TiO2 Films as Photocathodes for Selective CO2 Reduction to Formate"

11:40

Prof. Yuye J. Tong, Georgetown University
"
Deciphing the Roles of Surface Mono- vs Bi-dentate Formate in Formic Acid Oxidation Reaction on Pd and Pt Electrocatalysts by in situ IR Spectroscopy"

Ms. Anna Chmielnicka, University of Warsaw
"
Electroreduction Properties of Nanostructured WO3-intercalated Copper Catalysts"

12:00

Ms. Miriam Koppel, University of Tartu
"
Quasi-Elastic Neutron Scattering for Studying the Self-diffusion of H2 Adsorbed in Carbide-derived Carbons for H2 Storage Applications"

 

12:20

Dr. Silvar Kallip, University of Tartu
"
Development and Application of Localized Techniques (3D SVET) for Corrosion Study"