Green hydrogen may power the society of the future, taking over the role of fossil fuels. This week in Nature, Prof. Emiliano Cortés, from the Faculty of Physics at LMU, discusses a novel and sustainable approach that uses light and earth-abundant materials for producing hydrogen.
This new technology, based on “plasmonic” catalysis may open the route for producing chemicals in a cleaner and zero-carbon emission manner.
Read his article here:
Catalysts light a path to sustainable chemistry, Nature, 2023.
Prof. Cortés, is a member of our cluster, the center for nanoscience (CeNS) and to the Bavarian initiative for solar technologies, SolTech. He directs the group of Nanomaterials for Energy at the Nanoinstitute Munich, LMU.