Tailoring materials chemistry and morphology to control polymer membrane and electrode functionality and performance
Our aim is to understand, apply and optimize how materials chemistry and morphology determine and can be used to control mass, momentum and charge transport through polymer membrane and electrode interfaces. There is strong focus on elucidation chemistry, structure, property and performance relationships. The expertise of the group covers of a multidisciplinary knowledge chain ranging from molecule to process. It involves material synthesis and functionalization, molecular, geometric and morphological architecting and device and process design. This is combined with advanced physicochemical characterizations and process performance evaluations.
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News
March 18, 2024
EMS Poster Award Jadwiga Poniatowska
Jadwiga Poniatowska – PhD student in the MMP group - won the European Membrane Society (EMS) Best Poster Award with her poster ‘Dynamic covalent bonds for...
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March 12, 2024
New postdoc Alex Lamb
In November 2023 Alex Lamb started as postdoctoral researcher in the Membrane Materials and Processes Group
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New postdoc Tao Wang
February 9, 2024
Engineering porous electrodes for redox flow batteries
December 6, 2023
One layer at a time: the fabrication and performance of layer-by-layer membranes
October 10, 2023
Third round National Growth Fund: two projects awarded involving CE&C researchers
July 3, 2023
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Recent Publications
Our most recent peer reviewed publications
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Nanofiltration membrane performance of layer-by-layer membranes with different polyelectrolyte concentrations
Desalination (2024) -
Effects of N-functional groups on the electron transfer kinetics of VO2+/VO2+ at carbon
Electrochimica Acta (2024) -
Understanding the Role of Electrode Thickness on Redox Flow Cell Performance
ChemElectroChem (2024) -
Framework for additive manufacturing of porous Inconel 718 for electrochemical applications
Materials and Design (2024) -
Investigating the coupled influence of flow fields and porous electrodes on redox flow battery performance
Journal of Power Sources (2023)
Contact
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Visiting address
Helix (Blg14, STO 0.44)Het Kranenveld5612 AZ EindhovenNetherlands -
Postal address
Department of Chemical Engineering and ChemistryP.O. Box 5135600 MB EindhovenNetherlands -
Secretaryc.j.w.v.os-rovers@ tue.nl