INCAT
INCAT
Interfaces & Nanomaterials for Catalysis
Interfaces & Nanomaterials for Catalysis
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Materials ꙱ Surfaces ⃝ Energy ҉
Materials ꙱ Surfaces ⃝ Energy ҉
The INCAT group is the prosecution of Surface Science and Catalysis group, after the retirement of its founder prof. G. Granozzi
Our work is focused on the synthesis of novel materials through a knowledge driven design and their application in Green Chemistry, Heterogeneous Catalysis, Electrochemistry and Photocatalysis. We combine atoms, molecules, and materials to create advanced catalytic platforms for the activation of small molecules, production of fuels, and synthesis of fine chemicals
Our goal is to facilitate the transition to a more sustainable future
Our goal is to facilitate the transition to a more sustainable future
In our own small way, through the study and optimization of materials, we try to contribute to the development of more sustainable technologies for energy conversion and storage that will allow us to become independent from fossil fuels and their consequences
Work philosophy
Work philosophy
We are focused on different individual projects, nevertheless we collaborate as a team.
We follow a three-step strategy that connects synthesis, characterization and activity within a continuous circle of improvement.
We believe that team work, motivation and dedication can advance science and provide us with solutions.
Latest News
April 2025
Our group received a 1.3M€ funding from the Italian ERC call "Fondo Italiano per la Scienza" (FIS)!
We have 4 funded Ph.D. positions; DEADLINE for applications is 13th of May 2025.
Check our latest Publications on Small, Advanced Materials & Journal of Materials Chemistry A:
Operando Exploration of CoAl-LDH: Transformations Driving Alkaline Oxygen Evolution Reaction
Light-driven reduction of acetylene to ethylene using cobaloxime-based catalysts
Welcome to Francesca Arcudi, our new Rita Levi Montalcini Tenure-Track Assistant Professor!
The SIRIUS project for the development of a new alkaline water electrolyser has been funded by the Ministry of the ecologic transition and INCAT is part of it!
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