Our project is highlighted here: ec.europa.eu/programmes/hor…

Our collaborative paper with Profs. Ifan Stephens and Federico Calle-Vallejo "Monitoring active sites for hydrogen evolution reaction at model carbon surfaces" is now online. For the first time we see them with such a resolution: pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

First paper associated with the HERMES project is out. This deals with developing the experimental techniques we will further utilize in our project.

First of the major publications coming out of HERMES project is out now. We are looking at fundamental aspects of proton electroreduction at Pd surfaces.

Why the electrical double layer capacitance is so dependent on the electrode surface structure? Check our opinion in "Structure-Dependent Electrical Double-Layer Capacitances of the Basal Plane Pd(hkl)...": pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…. TU München, e-conversion, HERMES Project

A successful MSc defence on how to make Pd nanoparticles without surfactants today Energy Conversion and Storage, TUM, TU München, e-conversion, Catalysis Research Center, HERMES Project . Congratulations to Kais, and very much looking forward to continuing our collaboration soon!

Why do alkali metal cations change the hydrogen evolution reaction mechanisms at Pt? Read more on this challenging topic in Nano Mat. Sci. (Energy Conversion and Storage, TUM, TU München, e-conversion, Catalysis Research Center, HERMES Project), and many thanks to Alexandrov Lab - University of Nebraska-Lincoln !: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Our overview article is online at Topics in Catalysis (Energy Conversion and Storage, TUM, TU München, e-conversion, Catalysis Research Center, HERMES Project): link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Paper on Interactions between Hydrogen and Palladium Nanoparticles: Resolving Adsorption and Absorption Contributions by Lilian Moumaneix, Akseli Rautakorpi and Tanja Kallio is out: doi.org/10.1002/celc.2…

Isotope effects on Ag and Pd electrodeposition is out:

We are delighted to have hosted the HERMES Project consortium meeting last two days at Bernal Institute University Of Limerick ! Lots of insightful discussions and excited for what's to come.