Dr Molly Li and Prof. Daniel Lau Collaborate with Johnson Matthey Launches UK-China Low Carbon Research Consortium Accelerating A Green Future in China
We are pleased to inform you that our RISE members Dr Molly LI as PI and Professor Shu Ping LAU Daniel as Co-I will collaborate with Johnson Matthey (JM) and different international universities, i.e. Fudan University, Xiamen University, and Oxford University, to work together on scientific research focused on how CO2 can be used in green bulk chemicals production. In addition, a sizable amount of funding is provided for the research of Dr Li and Professor Lau, focusing on surface science and characterisation facilities.
Formic Acid is a small platform chemical that can be produced in great quantity by the electrochemical reaction of CO2 and H2 that link to recycled carbon, renewable H2 and energy. In this project, Johnson Matthey Pacific Limited will partner with The Hong Kong Polytechnic University to explore new research directions in Formic Acid and Green Chemistry. This collaboration aims to provide a new level of innovation, focus and ambition to confront the critical scientific challenge in energy and green catalytic synthesis to deliver sustainable chemicals.
About Johnson Matthey (JM)
Johnson Matthey (JM) is a global leader in sustainable technologies. JM applies unrivalled scientific expertise to enable cleaner air, improved health and the more efficient use of our planet’s natural resources. They would be central in accelerating the significant transitions needed in transport, energy, chemicals production and creating a circular economy. To tackle the world’s challenges of climate change and resource scarcity, JM applies its cutting-edge science and provides solutions to different customers. Please click here for more detail.
Congratulations to Dr Li and Professor Lau and we wish them every success in their research!
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