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Mar 2016

…Angew. Chem.: The group of RESOLV PI Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schuhmann designed an electrode that measures the concentration of specific positive ions in a stable manner and could be mass-produced at low costs.

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Aug 2020

…talysts. “To use such highly sensitive catalysts for biofuel cells is still one of the biggest challenges in sustainable energy conversion,” says Professor Wolfgang Schuhmann, head of the RUB Centre for Electrochemistry and member of the cluster of...

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Jun 2015

…Angew. Chem.: Researchers from Bochum, Mülheim and France found a way to protect sensitive catalysts from oxygen-caused damage. RESOLV members T. Happe, W. Lubitz, W. Schuhmann and N. Plumeré publish in JACS and Angewandte Chemie.

… are crucial for energy conversion. However, findings from basic research rarely make it into practice at present. Julia Weiler - Translated by Wolfgang Schuhmann

…Angew. Chem.: How to design materials so they work efficiently. catalysts, electrochemistry, Wolfgang Schuhmann, Ulf-Peter Apfel, electrode

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Jan 2016

…Nature Energy: Das Team um RESOLV PI Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schuhmann beschreibt gemeinsam mit Kollegen der Hebrew-Universität in Jerusalem in der Zeitschrift „Nature Energy“ ein neues Konzept für eine lichtgetriebene Biobrennstoffzelle.

…Angew. Chem.: The group of RESOLV PI Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schuhmann designed an electrode that measures the concentration of specific positive ions in a stable manner and could be mass-produced at low costs.

…Angew. Chem.: Efficiently producing and storing energy is a challenge for our society. A biocatalyst-polymer system could take on both tasks at once. Wolfgang Schuhmann, biofuel cell, energy, storage, electrons, oxygen, enzymes

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Jul 2018

… time, the potential energy source hydrogen can also be formed during the reaction. During the study, the team surrounding Dr Stefan Barwe and Prof Dr Wolfgang Schuhmann from the Bochum-based Centre for Electrochemical Sciences cooperated with the...

…Nature Comm.: The group of RESOLV PI Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schuhmann together with researchers from the Technical University of Munich and Universiteit Leiden have found a way to double the efficiency of water electrolysis.

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