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Research Group Prof. Dr. Mehtap Özaslan

Technical Electrocatalysis Laboratory

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The Technical Electrocatalysis Laboratory is focused on the design of advanced nano-structured materials combined with in-situ, operando and ex-situ analytical techniques for various electrochemical reactions, that are occurring in low temperature fuel cell and water electrolysis systems.

Our research is committed to a sustainable future and supports the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) proposed from the United Nations in 20

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Technical Electrocatalysis Laboratory

Research Group Prof. Dr. Mehtap Oezaslan

Fuel Cell • Water Electrolysis • CO₂ and N₂ Reduction • In-Operando Studies • Electrocatalysis • Nanomaterials Design • Membrane Electrode Assembly • Electrochemical Interfaces • Sustainable Aviation Fuel • and more

Prof. Dr. Mehtap Oezaslan

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since 2010

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Teaching Courses • Bachelor, Master & PhD Program • and more

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Strategic Partnerships and Initiatives

Together with our strategic partners, we support the transfer of knowledge from the university environment to commercial activities as well as from laboratory bench to industrially relevant scale. Global thinking, local acting – that is our motivation within the Japanese-German Green Hydrogen Material Laboratory.

Hydrogen Terminal Braunschweig

Research Demonstration Facility Along the Hydrogen Value Chain at MW-Scale

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Japanese-German H₂ Material Laboratory

International Research Cooperation with the University of Yamanashi

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Fraunhofer IAP-CAN

Center for Applied Nanotechnology (CAN) at University of Hamburg (UHH)

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