FP5Doctoral network2002–2006Included after review

AURICAT · Catalysis by gold

FP5 — Improving Human Research Potential

Duration
2002-09-01 → 2006-08-31
EU contribution
€1,493,075
Participants
11
Scheme
NET

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Project objective

The primary training is in the fields of homogeneous & heterogeneous catalysis, catalytic reaction engineering and catalysis by gold. In addition to specific specialist training, several courses will be given on advanced topics in the field: eg. density functional theory, TAP reactor methods, XPS,chemical vapor deposition, EXAFS, Surface Science exptl. modeling of catalysts, gold chemistry, zeolite & mesoporous solids as catalyst supports, advanced catalysis engineering and industrial issues such as patenting, IPR & project management. Four major chemical companies (Degussa, Johnson Matthey, ICI Synetix & Sad Chemie are members of this network and will contribute a valuable industrial perspective. Each young researcher will work for three short periods in industry. Training will also be given in project management, all aspects of scientific communication, IT, and the language and culture of the host country. The nature of the project will in addition foster team-working skills in a multidisciplinary network. The young post-docs will be given roles in the management of the themes and the network.

Original text from CORDIS.

Participants

  • UNIVERSITY OF WALES CARDIFF · CARDIFFCoordinatorUnited Kingdom
  • DEGUSSA AG · HANAUGermany
  • DELFT UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY · DELFTNetherlands
  • ICI CHEMICALS & POLYMERS LTD · BILLINGHAMUnited Kingdom
  • JOHNSON MATTHEY PLC (TRADING AS SYNETIX) · BILLINGHAMUnited Kingdom
  • MAX-PLANCK-GESELLSCHAFT ZUR FOERDERUNG DER WISSENSCHAFTEN E.V. · MUENCHENGermany
  • SUED CHEMIE MT SRL · MILANOItaly
  • THE UNIVERSITY OF MILANO · MILANOItaly
  • UNIVERSIDAD POLITECNICA DE VALENCIA · VALENCIASpain
  • UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW · GLASGOWUnited Kingdom
  • UNIVERSITY OF SALFORD · SALFORD,MANCHESTERUnited Kingdom

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Data: CORDIS, © European Union