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Cold catalysis for water splitting. This project aims to develop photocatalysts via AC magnetic field through nanoscale heating for efficient H2 generation. This project is to introduce cold catalysis

The University of Newcastle — Discovery Projects
Amount
Up to $365,437
Closes
Monday 28 December 2026
Status
unknown
Type
open opportunity
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Description

Cold catalysis for water splitting. This project aims to develop photocatalysts via AC magnetic field through nanoscale heating for efficient H2 generation. This project is to introduce cold catalysis concept, which heats catalysts only but not solution, thus called cold catalysis, in the area of production of renewable energy. Expected outcome is the creation of clean and low cost catalysts to effectively harvest the chemical energy from the sun via splitting of water into H2 and O2 without causing any environmental damage. This unique technology will also help to address clean energy generation, which is in line with H2 economy plan by Australia government, and provide opportunities for new industries that will benefit Australian economy.. Scheme: Discovery Projects. Field: 0912 - Materials Engineering. Lead: Dr Jae-Hun Yang

Categories
regenerativetechnology
Target Recipients
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