Saltwater Electrolysis Using Marine Bacteria (SalYsAse)

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A process of producing hydrogen by splitting seawater using electricity, with marine bacteria as biocatalysts on titanium gas diffusion layers.

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Manufacturing of titanium components and advanced materials engineering.

company Germany 1 mention

GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel

Marine research, specializing in oceanography, marine biology, and geology. Known for interdisciplinary research combining life and material sciences.

institution Germany 1 mention

Kiel University of Applied Sciences

Higher education and applied research, particularly in technology and engineering fields.

institution Germany 1 mention

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North Sea and Baltic Sea

North Sea and Baltic Sea

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Prof. Dr Mirjam Perner

Germany 1 mention

Prof. Dr Jana Schloesser

Germany 1 mention

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Germany’s SalYsAse Initiative Revamps Offshore Green Hydrogen with Microbial Electrolysis

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