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active materials (catalysts). Next to the resistive heating solutions, you will design, model and evaluate impedance and inductive heating concepts in collaboration with T.EN, NEM, TU/e, and TNO. Several
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-printed structures that combine heating functionality with active materials (catalysts). Next to the resistive heating solutions, you will design, model and evaluate impedance and inductive heating concepts
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central role in the innovation process. As a pioneer and catalyst for groundbreaking developments and scientific excellence, Fraunhofer helps shape society now and in the future. Ready for a change? Then
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for the future and enabling the commercial utilization of this work by business and industry, Fraunhofer plays a central role in the innovation process. As a pioneer and catalyst for groundbreaking developments
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” concentrates on the understanding of structure-performance indicators in electrocatalytic reactions. Our catalysts are the heart of sustainable energy conversion processes such as in hydrogen fuel cells
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PhD position | Sustainable Energy Materials | Electrochemistry 30.06.2023, Academic staff We test novel catalysts for sustainable energy conversion processes such as polymer electrolyte fuel cells