The synthesis of superconducting infinite-layer nickelates through topochemical reduction was one of the significant achievements in the recent years in the domain of unconventional superconductivity. Understanding this superconducting nature is intertwined with understanding competing order such as a 3 unit cell periodic charge order (an electronic modulation) reported in them.
In a novel study, researchers employed electron microscopy techniques to directly observe catalysts in action during the carbon dioxide hydrogenation process. By identifying the precise locations where active sites form, this research sheds light on how reducible supports enhance reaction mechanisms in catalysis. These insights offer a valuable contribution to the development of sustainable energy solutions.
The IMPRESS project has been cited in the recently published ESFRI Landscape Analysis 2024, which examines the dynamic landscape of the European research ecosystem. This recognition highlights the project’s role in exploring fully interoperable experimental approaches to meet the increasing demand for advanced transmission electron microscopy (TEM) instrumentation across scientific domains.
During the IMPRESS PCP tendering phase, which is currently open and accepting bids until April 26th, companies have had the opportunity to ask for clarifications on the tender. The abundance of queries received has enabled procurers to compile a comprehensive list of Questions and Answers (Q&A), explaining various aspects of the Pre-Commercial Procurement (PCP) Tender in full detail.
A new suite of resources dedicated to the IMPRESS PCP Call for Tenders is now available for companies and all other interested parties. The suite comprises an informative webinar and two short documents that provide a concise and exhaustive overview of the IMPRESS project, the Pre-Commercial Procurement (PCP) and the tender contents.
We are pleased to announce an upcoming webinar offering valuable insights into the IMPRESS PCP Call for Tenders. The 90-minute webinar will be held online on February 23rd from 10:30 to 12:00 (CET).