CARMEN - CARMEN Joint Research Laboratory : Characterization of materials for new energies
News
06 Dec
Second-year Master's students, PhD students, Postdocs: join the research teams of the CARMEN joint research laboratory!
29 Jul
projects: ARTEMIA - Artificial Intelligence for Atomic resolution and Real-time in situ Transmission Electron Microscopy, TRAPEUR...
20 Jan
Publication: The Journal of Physical Chemistry C - January 12, 2021
17 Nov
Despite their importance, the structure and reactivity of defects on the external surface of real zeolites are rarely analyzed by quantum calculation.
09 Nov
Back on the first year of CARMEN JRL: video interview with Nathalie Schildknecht, director.
Uncharged Lamellar
Structures: Boehmite
Charged Lamellar
Structures: Clay
Mesoporous Structures:
Zeolite
From the structure of the porous material to its transport properties and reactivity:
operando studies combining temporal and spatial scales
Supporting the development of innovation in the fields of:
- catalysis (refining, petrochemicals, biomass conversion)
- adsorbents (reduction of contaminants)
- renewable energy storage
Synergy between the partners involved in the joint research laboratory (LCR)
State-of-the-art instrumentation in operando mode
Synthesis
Reactivity
Structure
Transport
