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Project Metadata Element | Details |
Project Title | EMOIN: Engineering Metal Oxide Interfaces For Renewable Energy Photocatalysis |
Research Area | Water |
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Principal Investigator or Lead Irish Partner | Dr Michael Nolan |
Lead Institution or Organisation | Tyndall Institute |
Lead Country | Ireland |
Latitude, Longitude (of Lead Institution) | 51.89798, -8.48371 |
Lead Funding Entity | Science Foundation Ireland |
Approximate Project Start Date | 01/10/2009 |
Approximate Project Finishing Date | 01/03/2014 |
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Project Keywords | Renewable energy, Metal oxide, Biofilm |
Project Abstract | The EMOIN (Engineering Metal Oxide Interfaces for Renewable Energy Applications) project is a Science Foundation Ireland funded Starting Investigator Grant project to use a multi-length scale materials modeling approach to study the formation of composites of metal oxide nanoclusters supported on a metal oxide surface and to investigate if these assemblies can be used in photocatalysis for hydrogen production via water splitting. |