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PROGRAMME 14Th Europacat – European Congress on Catalysis 14th EuropaCat – European Congress on Catalysis “Catalysis without Borders” A joint event from the catalysis communities of Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium Follow us on Twitter #europacat2019 PROGRAMME table of contents Invitation 4 Committees 5 Welcome Addresses 6 – 7 Sponsors / Media Partners 8 Plenary Speakers 9 Invited Keynote Speakers 10 – 11 The Young European Catalysis Network (YEuCat) 12 Start-up Forum – Challenges and Opportunities for New Businesses in Catalysis (Organised by CAT and QuinCAT) 13 The Energy-Chemistry Nexus: Towards a European Sustainable Energy & Catalysis Research Initiative 14 The Future of Scientific Publishing – A Panel Discussion with Representatives of Catalysis Journals 14 Opening Ceremony 15 Programme at a Glance 16 – 17 Lecture Programme 15 – 47 Sunday, 18 August 2019 15 Monday, 19 August 2019 18 – 23 Tuesday, 20 August 2019 24 – 29 Wednesday, 21 August 2019 30 – 35 Thursday, 22 August 2019 36 – 41 Friday, 23 August 2019 42 – 47 Poster Programme Overview/Floor Plan 48 – 49 Poster Programme 50 – 81 Poster Party / Poster Awards 82 Exhibition 83 – 85 General Information 86 – 87 Try our new Event App Venue 86 Download our new event app at Conference Office 86 https://dechema.quickmobile.mobi Office Opening Hours 86 Cash Dispenser 86 and enter the event ID "EuropaCat" Coffee Breaks 86 Conference Language 86 Currency 86 Electricity 86 Emergency Service 86 Insurance 86 Internet Access 86 www.europacat2019.eu Lunch 87 © kai - stock.adobe.com Name Badges 87 Photography 87 W-LAN ACCESS: Smoking 87 Network: Eurogress Taxi 87 Password: EUROPACAT#2019 Imprint 87 List of Participants 88 – 116 3 invitation committees Welcome message of Professor Walter Leitner, Chairman of EuropaCat 2019 CHAIRMAN Walter Leitner MPI for Chemical Energy Conversion, Mülheim/D Dear Colleague, it is with great pleasure that I would like to welcome you all to Aachen for EuropaCat 2019! We are looking forward to five EXECUTIVE ORGANISING COMMITTEE days full of science, of discussion, of interaction and of further progressing our field of research, and I am certain, that in this case, the joy of being a part of EuropaCat 2019 will at least equal, if not surpass the anticipation! Harry Bitter Wageningen University/NL Martin Muhler Ruhr-Universität Bochum/D EuropaCat 2019 has from its very beginning set out under the motto “Catalysis without borders”, and we are living up to Regina Palkovits (Co-Chair) RWTH Aachen University/D this claim: To date more than 1400 catalysis experts from 51 countries have already registered for this conference, emphasizing not only the Veronique Van Speybroeck (Co-Chair) Ghent University, Zwijnaarde/B importance of this event, but also the importance of scientific exchange and discussion across borders. Innovation is a result of bringing ideas Dirk de Vos KU Leuven/B together, of aligning scientific knowledge and practical requirements. EuropCat fosters this exchange across national borders, but also across all Bert Weckhuysen (Co-Chair) University of Utrecht/NL fields of catalysis and from R&D to industrial application. SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE This exchange and the resulting cooperation are crucial to turn research results into meaningful contributions to new technologies. Catalysis holds the key to many of today’s challenges: From the fuel cells to pharmaceutical production, from CO2 conversion to biotransformations, Aliaksandr Bandarenka TU München/D hardly any process is conceivable without the involvement of some form of catalyst. Over the past decades, we have broadened and deepened Annemarie Beers Euro Support, The Hague/NL our understanding of surface processes and interactions in catalytic processes. Together we the tremendous process in informatics, the devel- Matthias Beller Leibniz-Institut für Katalyse e.V., Rostock/D opment of new algorithms and the capability to handle enormous amounts of data, this has brought us to a new threshold: The chance to start Bastian Etzold TU Darmstadt/D the development of a new catalyst not in the test tube, but in the computer. The vision of designing and tailoring catalysts to the very specific Jan-Dierk Grunwaldt Karlsruher Institut für Technologie - KIT/D requirements of a certain process is only a few steps away from becoming reality. Christoph Gürtler Covestro Deutschland AG, Leverkusen/D Klaus Harth BASF SE, Ludwigshafen/D EuropaCat 2019 gives you the opportunity to get updated on cutting-edge research, to learn from and discuss with the most well-known experts Erik Heeres University Groningen/NL from all over the world and to experience an exciting and inspiring scientific community. Enjoy your time in Aachen! Sophie Hermans Universite Catholique de Louvain/B Nathalie Job Universite de Liege/B Sincerely yours, Elias Klemm University of Stuttgart/D Marc Koper Universiteit Leiden/NL Udo Kragl University of Rostock/D Jean-Paul Lange Shell Global Solutions, Amsterdam/NL Leon Lefferts University of Twente/NL Armin Liebens Solvay S.A., Brussels/B Egbert Lox Umicore N.V. / S.A., Brussels/B Bert Maes Universiteit Antwerpen/B Stefan Mecking University of Konstanz/D Gerhard Mestl Clariant AG, Heufeld/D Alexander Nijhuis SABIC, Sittard/NL Joost Reek Universiteit van Amsterdam/NL Mark Saeys Ghent University, Zwijnaarde/B Robert Schlögl Fritz-Haber-Institut der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft, Berlin/D Nicole J. Schödel Linde AG, Pullach/D Franziska Schoenebeck RWTH Aachen/D Reinhard Schomäcker TU Berlin/D Moniek Tromp University of Amsterdam/NL Walter Vermeiren TOTAL Refining & Chemicals, Seneffe/B Eelco Vogt Albemarle Catalysts Company BV, Amsterdam/NL Peter Wasserscheid University of Erlangen-Nürnberg/D Dorit Wolf Evonik Resource Efficiency GmbH, Hanau/D LOCAL ORGANISING COMMITTEE Dana Demtröder DECHEMA e.V., Frankfurt am Main/D Barbara Feisst DECHEMA e.V., Frankfurt am Main/D Jana Geiss DECHEMA e.V., Frankfurt am Main/D INTERNATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD EFCATS Council 4 5 welcome addresses welcome addresses Welcome Address by Gerhard Ertl, Nobelprize Winner Chemistry 2007 Welcome address by the Mayor of Aachen Marcel Philipp Catalysis will be of decisive importance for the solution of some of the global problems concerning energy, climate, Aachen is a lifely city with historic roots. Aachen - also known as Aix-la-Chapelle or Aken in our neighboring coun- environment, food and health beyond any geographic or political borders. But borders are being crossed also within tries - is the city of Charlemagne, who once ruled from here an empire of truly European dimensions. The cultural the discipline itself: It becomes more and more evident that similar principles are governing the reactivity of hetero- impulses given by the great Frankish Kaiser, which still have an effect today, have profoundly influenced the further geneous, homogeneous and enzymatic catalysts. Thus catalysis remains exciting both with respect to its fundamen- development of our continent in the following centuries. As the coronation site of the kings of the Holy Empire, tals and applications. I wish all participants interesting and fruitful discussions and a pleasant stay in a city in the Aachen had a reputation far beyond Europe. The Aachen Cathedral was the first German building that was included heart of Europe. in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Located in the heart of the city, it is a monument of European significance and Gerhard Ertl represents a symbol of Europe. Today, Aachen is also a city of science that enjoys an outstanding national and international reputation thanks to our universities. Cutting-edge research is conducted at these educational and scientific institutions addressing the basis Welcome Address by Prof. Wilhelm Keim († 30 September 2018) of our future life. Our world with all its wealth regarding nutrition, health, housing, mobility, clothes, communication and many more One of these important areas is catalysis. I am therefore delighted that one of the leading international conferences, beautiful things of our daily life would be inconceivable without catalysis. Without catalysis many of our today`s and EuropaCat, will be held in our city! It demonstrates the importance of this science from basic research to industrial future problems “across the borders” cannot be solved. Catalysis embraces heterogeneous, homogeneous and en- application and its pivotal role in addressing ecologic, economic, and societal challenges. zymatic catalysis, which all three have grown to such a size, that makes the breakdown into three single disciplines The motto “Catalysis without Borders” highlights on the one hand the need for symbiotic and productive cooperation unavoidable. However, there are still many common features from molecules to materials and processes given. A across disciplinary borders. At the same time, it reflects the increasing importance of international networks to ad- meeting like EuropaCat 2019 will elucidate on common features, will serve crossfertilization and will counteract dress global challenges. EuropaCat 2019 provides an excellent platform to promote these goals stimulating catalysis separation. The scientific sessions will focus on methodical characteristics and will cover recent results achieved. research in Aachen, in our three-country region, and beyond. There is no doubt, catalysis belongs to the most important sciences. In addition, the 1500 participants anticipated can enjoy the nice city of Aachen and its beautiful European neighborhood. Willkommen in Aachen! I wish all participants of this important conference interesting discussions, a fruitful exchange, and
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