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Catalyst Discovery and Reaction Engineering
Catalyst Discovery and Reaction Engineering
Dr. David Linke
Currently the department comprises 3 research groups focusing on the following topics:
High-Throughput Technologies
(Dr. Uwe Rodemerck)
High-throughput catalyst development for various reactions
Robot-assisted automated material syntheses
Development of high-throughput tools
Optimisation strategies for catalyst development
Reaction Engineering
(Dr. David Linke)
Kinetics of catalytic reactions
Reactor and process design
Modeling und optimization
Information management
Reaction Mechanisms
(Dr. habil. Evgenii Kondratenko)
Transient mechanistic studies with isotopic traces
Micro-kinetic analysis with the aim of predicting catalytic performance under transient and steady-state conditions in a broad range of reaction parameters
Transient and steady-state reactor operation
Electronic properties in heterogeneous catalysis
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Dr. David Linke
