Green Molecules Conversion (GMC)
We develop catalytic systems that use renewable energy to convert water and residual emissions into clean fuels.
We develop renewable energy-driven catalytic systems to convert water and waste gases (e.g., CO₂) into clean fuels, addressing global warming and energy sustainability. Our innovations achieve industry-leading green molecules conversion activity and selectivity with novel photo/electrocatalysts. By making green fuels cheaper than fossils, we empower a carbon-neutral future.
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Our research addresses climate change mitigation and reducing fossil fuel-related health risks through renewable energy-driven photo/electrocatalysis. These systems enable dual-purpose conversion: producing green hydrogen while transforming greenhouse gases into valuable chemicals. Although externally applied fields (magnetic, electric, strain) enhance catalytic efficiency via charge transfer optimization and adsorption energy tuning, the atomic-scale mechanisms governing field-coupled reactions remain unclear.
We focus on designing field-responsive catalysts by engineering active sites via electron spin control and ferroelectric domain modulation. Combining operando techniques (XAS, Raman, TEM) with multiscale simulations, we decode how fields regulate reaction barriers and intermediate adsorption/desorption at electronic/atomic scales. A breakthrough innovation involves scaling electrolyzers from lab prototypes to industrial flow cells sustaining working current densities >1 A/cm² while maintaining selectivity. By establishing dynamic structure-activity relationships under operational conditions, we bridge fundamental mechanisms with reactor engineering challenges.
Team
Dr. Haojie Zhang, Team Leader
Dr. Maria Gaudig
Shixian Huang
Leta Takele Menisa
Qian Xu
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Introduction to Legal Tech
Whether you are interested in technology or simply curious, here you will find inspiration, knowledge and a glimpse into the future of law. Come along and find out how you can help shape the legal world of tomorrow with legal tech!
Halle/Saale, Sachsen-Anhalt 06108 Germany
Peer-Workshop: Knowledge transfer – for whom?
At universities and in research funding guidelines, there is a growing expectation that transfer-oriented projects generate societal impact, although the concrete mediation of scientific and practice-related requirements remains unclear. This interdisciplinary workshop offers participants a space to reflect on existing transfer activities, their challenges, and potential contributions to societal change.
Halle (Saale), 06108 Germany


