The Tilley Research Group at the University of Zurich (UZH) pioneers the development of advanced materials for solar fuels and organic electrosynthesis. Under the leadership of Prof. David Tilley, the team focuses
The PeCATHS consortium gathered in Barcelona on 2–3 December 2025 for its first General Assembly, hosted by the Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (ICN2). This meeting brought together the consortium members
Researchers from the PeCATHS project consortium have published a significant new paper in Joule titled “Photoelectrochemical valorisation of biomass via selective oxidation to enable sustainable solar fuels” (link to article). This publication
The Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (ICN2) plays a central role in the PeCATHS project, leading Work Package 4 (WP4), which is dedicated to the advanced characterization of materials, catalysts, electrodes,
From the 30th of June to the 3rd of July, PeCATHS researchers have presented the latest updates on a high-throughput screening platform for liquid organic hydrogen carriers at the ”XL Reunión Bienal”,
In an era that demands sustainable energy solutions, efficient and eco-friendly energy storage and conversion are crucial. Hydrogen, with high energy density and zero emissions, is promising but faces storage, transport, and
Members of the research and innovation European project PECATHS (Photo-electrocatalytic routes for long-term sustainable hydrogen storage), have presented their results at the eMRS Spring Meeting held in Strasburg. PECATHS is committed to
The PECATHS project was prominently featured at the nanoGe Conference on The Future of Hydrogen: Science, Applications and Energy Transition (H2Future25), which took place from May 5–7 in Ibiza. This significant event
During the 26th and 27th March in Brussels at the European Commission CDMA premises it took place the “Sustainability Meets Scalability” roadmapping event on Renewable Hydrogen, Fuels & Chemicals organized by European
The Comet team has started this January, with strength and enthusiasm, the new PECATHS project within the Horizon Climate, Energy and Mobility program under the topic of Emerging Energy Technologies for a
