PhD candidate Min Li of the Catalysis Engineering group at TU Delft has won a VIRAN poster prize at the 2025 edition of the Netherlands’ Catalysis and Chemistry Conference (NCCC XXVI) which was held March 10-12 in Noordwijkerhout.
In her poster, Min Li presents the results of a study where she used in-situ electrochemical ATR-IR spectroscopy to unveil the active intermediate on a copper surface during nitrate reduction to ammonia. She also elucidated the role of water in this electrocatalysis process. Click the poster to enlarge, or download the PDF here.
The selection of the poster prize was made by VIRAN participants at the conference based on the following criteria:
- clear message and conclusions;
- visually appealing;
- a good balance between text and figures; and
- enthusiasm during presentation of the poster and answering questions.
