NANOMEMC2 is in the first semester of its third and final year. You can get an overview of the current achievements reached in the third project newsletter. Future conferences organised or attended by the consortium [...]
The European Energy Innovation magazine dedicated a special session to carbon capture in its Spring 2019 edition. Calling Carbon Capture “The opportunity that Europe cannot afford to waste”, Graeme Sweeney, Chairman of the European Zero [...]
Marco Giacinti, full professor at UNIBO, IT, and coordinator of NanoMEMC2 project, and Maria-Chiara Ferrari, scientist at the University of Edinburgh, UK, have been interviewed for an article on Horizon, The EU research & Innovation [...]
Partners from NANOMEMC2, GRAMOFON and ROLINCAP projects, all funded by EC in the framework of Topic LCE-24-2016 “International Cooperation with South Korea on new generation high-efficiency capture processes”, and representatives from the South Korea twinning [...]
20-21/09/2018
NANOMEMC2 partners participated to the meeting of H2020 projects working on Carbon Capture Storage and Use, Alternative Fuels and Flexible Power Plants in INEA: a great opportunity to discuss and exchange ideas and best practices [...]
27-29 June 2018
Prof Maria Grazia De Angelis, from NANOMEMC2 partner UNIBO, gave an invited talk at the 1st Cutting Edge Symposium on the Current and Future Challenges of Energy Efficient Separation (CFCEES 2018), with title "Membranes for [...]
10-13 June 2018
NANOMEMC2 partner UNIBO participated to the conference European Symposium on Applied Thermodynamics, ESAT 2018, giving a talk on "Modelling facilitated transport in Polyvinyl amine (PVAm) membranes for CO2 capture: insights from Molecular Dynamics and PC-SAFT [...]
Congratulations to Saravanan Janakiram from NTNU who won the best poster award at Euromembrane 2018 last week!
J. Forsyth, Low-Carbon Technology Manager at BP (a NANOMEMC2 partner) and CCP Chairman, is delighted to introduce the 2017 Annual Report from the CO2 Capture Project (CCP). CCP works to actively reducing the cost of [...]
NANOMEMC2 partners NTNU and UNIBO just published a paper on the fabrication and characterization of Nafion/PEGDME hybrid membranes. Highlights from the paper are: Nafion-based hybrid membranes were fabricated with PEGDME content up to 60 wt%. Addition [...]
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