IMDEA Materials Green Hydrogen Research Team

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Green hydrogen catalyst development through elastic strain engineering

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Water Electrolysis for Green Hydrogen Production

A process that uses electrical current from renewable sources to split water molecules (H₂O) into hydrogen gas (H₂) and oxygen, producing nearly 100% pure hydrogen with zero direct emissions.

Elastic Strain Engineering

A materials engineering technique that applies controlled mechanical strain (tensile stretching or compressive squeezing) to thin films and nanostructures to alter their surface chemistry and catalytic properties without introducing defects or cracks.

Intermetallic Catalysts (Ag₃In, Ni₃Fe, Ni₃Sn)

Low-cost, non-precious metal alloy compounds designed as alternatives to platinum-group catalysts for the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) in water electrolysis.

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Dr. Harun Tüysüz

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Green Hydrogen Gains Ground: IMDEA’s Strained Catalysts Challenge Platinum

5 months 13 days ago

Includes Jorge Redondo, Dr. Jayachandran Subbian, Dr. Miguel Monclús, Dr. Valentín Vassilev Galindo, Prof. Jon Molina, and Prof. Javier LLorca. Published research in ACS Catalysis demonstrating elastic strain engineering improvements to intermetallic catalysts (Ag₃In, Ni₃Fe, Ni₃Sn) for hydrogen evolution reaction.

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