UK Catalysis Hub Summer Conference 2023

Speakers at the UK Catalysis Hub summer conference include researchers from the Catalysis Hub, internationally renowned speakers and industrialists covering a range of topics in catalysis. The event will also include a poster session showcasing work from

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On the 17th and 18th of July the UK Catalysis Hub will host its annual summer conference and networking meeting. The Conference will take place at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Harwell Campus, Oxfordshire. The event will be a hybrid event so we will have the option to attend virtually for those who can’t attend in person. Please choose a virtual ticket when registering if you are unable to attend in person.

The conference will start at lunchtime on the 17th and the main conference will conclude in the afternoon on the 18th July. There will be a poster session on the evening of the 17th July and dinner by invitation. 

Speakers at the UK Catalysis Hub summer conference include researchers from the Catalysis Hub, internationally renowned speakers and industrialists covering a range of topics in catalysis. The event will also include a poster session showcasing work from the Hub postdocs. 

Speakers include:
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Prof. Nigel Browning, Liverpool
Dr. Emma Campbell, UK Catalysis Hub/Cardiff
Dr. Veronica Celorrio, Diamond Light Source  
Prof. Robert Davis, University of Virginia
Assistant Prof. Charlie Fehl, Wayne State University
Dr. Simon Freakley, Bath
Dr. Laurie King, MMU
Prof. Unni Olsbye, University of Oslo
Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Joachim Sauer, Humboldt-Universität, Institut für Chemie
Prof. Duncan Wass,  Cardiff 
Dr. Peter Wells, Southampton 

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