1 April 2019 – Paper in Nature Catalysis accepted
Read our work on photoelectrochemical CO2 reduction using Co(terpy) on p-Si (link to paper).
27 February 2019 – Welcome Ryan!
Ryan O’Neill joins the lab as a joint PhD student with Dan Eastwood (Biosciences) on an EPSRC studentship.
12 February 2019 – New glove box
4 February 2019 – Paper in Angewandte Chemie accepted
Read our work on ZnSe nanorods for solar-driven hydrogen generation (link to paper).
16 January 2019 – Welcome Saleh!
Saleh Alofi starts as a Master’s student.
14 January 2019 – Welcome Martins!
Dr. Martins Omorogie joins the lab as a visiting academic from Redeemer’s University.
27 November 2018 – Martins Omorogie awarded ACU Fellowship
Congratulation to Dr. Martins Omorogie from Redeemer’s University, Nigeria for securing an ACU Blue Charter Fellowship to join our lab.
1 October 2018 – Welcome Michael and Max!
Michael Allan starts his PhD on an EPSRC studentship.
Max Kutter returns as an Erasmus+ fellow for his Master’s project.
6 September 2018 – Plastics paper goes viral!
Our paper on hydrogen from plastics is featured on BBC and Chemistry World.
23 August 2018 – Paper in Energy & Environmental Science accepted
Read our work on solar-driven hydrogen generation from waste plastics (link to paper).
12 May 2018 – Paper in Chemistry – A European Journal accepted
Read our work on oxygen-tolerant hydrogen generation (link to paper).
26 March 2018 – GC up and running
Our brand new Shimadzu GC was installed in the lab. Time to make some hydrogen!
12 March 2018 – Welcome Max!
Maximilian Kutter from Freie Universität Berlin joins the Kuehnel Lab as Erasmus+ fellow.
24 January 2018 – Paper in Chemical Science accepted
Read our latest work on photocatalytic CO2 reduction using Ni(cyclam) and ZnSe quantum dots (link to paper).
8 December 2017 – Paper in Angewandte Chemie accepted
Read our review on photocatalytic hydrogen production from biomass (link to paper).
15 November 2017 – Getting started
See our shiny lab and office space in the new Chemistry Department.
Our Solar Light Simulator has arrived from the US!
