Electrocatalysis at Imperial Materials: From Fundamental Understanding to Sustainable Technologies

A symposium on electrocatalysis, the field that turns renewable electricity into fuels and valuable chemicals for sustainable energy and chemical production. It is held as part of the Royal School of Mines' 175th anniversary celebrations and showcases research from Imperial College London's Department of Materials together with leading academic and industrial researchers. The talks focus on low-temperature electrocatalysis, covering hydrogen production, nitrogen and carbon dioxide reduction, oxygen electrocatalysis, biomass and alkane valorisation, and durable electrochemical devices. Invited presentations and a poster session highlight how fundamental electrochemistry, materials characterisation and device engineering can contribute to sustainable technologies.