Jointly organized by the Fritz Haber Institute of the Max-Planck Society (FHI) and the J. Heyrovsky Institute of Physical Chemistry. Coordinated by the following organizing committee: Prof. Dr. Beatriz Roldán Cuenya, Prof. Dr. Petr Krtil and Dr. Katarzyna Skorupska.
About the Conference
The development and deployment of a novel energy concepts, addressing both environmental as well as energy-independence-concerns, is one of the biggest challenges of the chemical industry in the 21st century. Catalytic processes are crucial to support the energytransition. However, their further optimization requires an inter-disciplinary approach.
With the aim of enabling this vital exchange of emerging expertise, the international conference “Challenges on Renewable Energy Storage” was set up. Following the first two gatherings of this kind, the meeting will continue to bring together front runners of the fields catalysis and electrocatalysis, allowing them to exchange views on the most recent advancements, as well as to renew the necessary interdisciplinary networks.
We look forward to fruitful discussions on thescientific and technological challenges of the renewable energy storage, when we reconvene in 2026.
2nd Conference in 2024, September 1st-4th
Keynote speaker Prof. Dr. Bert Weckhuysen
Distinguished University Professor at Utrecht University
Prof. Dr. Beatriz Roldán Cuenya, directorofthe Interface Science Department and interim directoroftheInorganic Chemistry Department at the FHI and Prof. Dr. Martin Hof director of J.Heyrovsky Insitute of Physical Chemistry
Opening speech Prof. Dr. Beatriz Roldán Cuenya
Directorofthe Interface Science Department and Interim DirectoroftheInorganic Chemistry Department at the FHI
The Conference takes place at Castle Liblice which is located less than an hour drive from Prague in Czech Republic.
The Castle is used as a conference centre by the Academy of Science of the Czech Republic. In addtiton it is also a well awarded Hotel ensuring for the comfort of its guests.