MCL has received 12 shifts at the BL01B1 beamline in SPring-8, Japan. This will be the first time that MCL carries out research in Japan!
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Nature-Inspired Engineering Grant Winner
MCL receive the CNIE inspiration grant. The grant will support our research in Nature inspired ‘cation channels’ for all solid-state battery.
![The group celebrates Chinese New Year 2019 in Bloomsbury. [From front left] Ruoyu Xu, Liqun Kang, Lin Sheng, Qiming Wang, Ryan Wang, Master's students and Sushila Marlow](https://mcl-ucl.synology.me/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/WeChat-Image_20190204154304-e1597333209659-850x482.jpg)
Celebrating the Year of Pig
We are celebrating the Luna New Year Eve and making great wishes into the Year of Pig!
Our paper is accepted by ACS Nano!
Our paper on ‘Liquid-free Synthesis of Carbon Materials’ has been accepted by the prestigious journal ACS Nano. This is a great achievement for MCL member Ruoyu Xu, being his pioneering paper as first author. A big thank you to everyone that made this project possible and we are looking forward to sharing our research with…
Beamtime Allocated in 2019: Diamond Light Source AP25
Our most recent beamtime proposal was approved by the committee at Diamond Light Source today! The experiment will be carried out at E01, E02, I14 and I20-EDE for STEM imaging, X-ray nano-probe imaging and XAFS characterizations. Thanks to everyone who contributed to these proposals and we hope that we achieve good results. -The MCL Group
Celebrating the new MCL website
We would like to celebrate the launch of our MCL group website! The Materials and Catalysis Laboratory is part of the Department of Chemical Engineering at University College London. This group was started by Dr Feng Ryan Wang in January, 2016 for research into materials and catalysis. Our two main research areas are heterogeneous catalysis…