Feature image credits: Westinghouse’s eVinci microreactor, a cross-section of which is shown here, is one of two microreactors that will be tested by the U.S. Department of Energy. Westinghouse Electric Company. The race to meet the soaring energy demands of AI technologies and data centres is driving innovation at an unprecedented pace. One of the … Continue reading Energising the AI Era and Beyond with Nuclear Microreactors
I am pleased to share the publication of our latest research paper, “The Catalytic Effect of Ni in Methane Pyrolysis Using Molten SnNi Alloys for Hydrogen Production”, featured at the prestigious International Journal of Hydrogen Energy. Our university is actively exploring innovative methods for hydrogen production to support the energy transition. Pyrometallurgical processes have shown … Continue reading Targeting the Energy Transition with Hydrogen Production via Pyrometallurgy
We are excited to share that our research article reviewing the mechanisms of hydrogen embrittlement in metallurgy, along with the challenges of measuring hydrogen in action in materials at the nanoscale, has been featured on the Brazilian portal UOL in the Gizmodo “giz_br” subsection. You can read the full article here: UOL Gizmodo Article. UOL is one of … Continue reading Our Research on Hydrogen Embrittlement Featured on “UOL Gizmodo” portal
We are thrilled to announce that our paper, “Limitations of hydrogen detection after 150 years of research on hydrogen embrittlement”, has been selected as one of the standout contributions in the Advanced Engineering Materials 2024 Virtual Issue. This special virtual collection, curated and selected by the Journal Editors, highlights some of the most exceptional research … Continue reading Our Paper Featured in the “Best of Advanced Engineering Materials 2024”
Materials at Extremes 