Our partners
We are grateful to the following organisations for their collaborative work with us.
The University of Strathclyde
(EPSRC project partner; EP/X015920/1 & 2)
- Dr Edward Brightman
Chemical and Process Engineering
edward.brightman@strath.ac.uk -
Dr Stuart Robertson
Pure and Applied Chemistry
stuart.d.robertson@strath.ac.uk
Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science & Technology (DGIST)
(British Council Reconnect programme partner)
- Prof. Su-Il In
Department of Energy Science & Engineering
Insuil@dgist.ac.kr
Forschungszentrum Jülich
- Dr Vladimir Smirnov
IEK-5 Photovoltai
v.smirnov@fz-juelich.de
Fibre Technology Ltd
- Mr Lee Marston
lee.marston@fibretech.com
University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg
(STFC project partner; OPP680)
- Dr Rudolph Erasmus
School of Physics
Rudolph.Erasmus@wits.ac.za - Prof Nosipho Moloto
School of Chemistry
Nosipho.Moloto@wits.ac.za
Technical University of Kenya
STFC project partner; OPP680)
- Prof George Amolo
Faculty of Applied Sciences and Technology
georgeamolo862@gmail.com - Dr Mirriam Chepkoech
School of Physics and Earth Sciences
chepkoechmirriam@gmail.com
Latest news
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The STFC funds a journey towards efficient green hydrogen production
Joint research between Loughborough and African universities has been set to explore the underlying mechanism of temperature-sensitive catalysts for green hydrogen production.
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TREC battery paper as Front Cover for RSC Energy Advances
Data-driven screening work for more than 80 redox electrolyte combinations has been selected as the Front Cover of the Royal Society of Chemistry journal
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New research project to create ultra-lightweight solar cells for space applications
A research collaboration between Loughborough and Cambridge Universities has been set up to develop ultra-lightweight solar cells for use in space applications.