主题:lluminating energy materials complexity:microscopy as catalyst for materials innovation
主讲人:Prof. Maarten B.J. Roeftaers
Full Professor at Katholieke Universiteit Leuven in Belgium
时间:2025年4月1日(周二)15:00
地点:甬江实验室创园A栋208会议室
内容摘要:
In the drive for cleaner energy solutions, the efficiency of catalysts and optoelectronic devices hinges onunderstanding and controlling nanoscale variability. Traditional characterization methods average materiaproperties, obscuring subtle yet critical heterogeneities that dictate performance. This presentation outlines amicroscopy-centered strategy to elucidate how nanoscale structural and functional diferences impact the behavioof solid catalysts and metal-halide perovskites-two material classes central to sustainable energy conversion ancstorageBv leveraging advanced optical and electron microscopy technigues, including fluorescence microscopy andRaman spectroscopy, our approach captures transient, localized phenomena that traditional methods miss. Forthin films hasexample,our high-resolution imaging of strained black CsPblealed thermalnon-equilibrium statesthat are directly linked to phase stability and charge dynamicstherebyinforming strategies forimproving perovskitesolar cells and photocatalysts. Similarly, single-turnover fluorescence microscopy has enabled spatially resolvedobservation of crystal-face-dependent catalytic activity, establishing that even minute variations at the nanoscale cardramatically influence overall catalytic efficiency. Together, these investigations demonstrate that advancecmicroscopy is not merely a tool for observation, but a catalyst for innovation. By directly correlating structure withfunction at the nanoscale, we can accelerate the development of materials that deliver enhanced efficiency, stability.and selectivity-critical parameters for next-generation energy technologies.
主讲人简介:
Leuven)全职教授,现任膜分离、吸附、催化和光谱学中心主任。他于2008Maarten B..Roeffaers是比利时鲁汶大学(KU年在鲁汶大学表面化学与催化中心获得博士学位,专注于通过荧光显微镜研究沸石催化。2009年,在美国哈佛大学谢晓亮教授团队从事博士后研究期间,他推动了相于拉曼显微技术的突破性发展。2010年返回鲁汶大学后,他创立了自己的研究团队www.roefaers-lab.org,致力于开发尖端光学显微技术以探究多相催化作用及先进功能材料的性能,重点关注可持续化学与清洁能源应用领域。罗法尔斯教授曾获多项国际殊荣,包括欧洲研究委员会启动基金(ERCStartingGrant,2012年)、埃克森美孚化学欧洲科学与工程奖(2015年)以及欧洲催化协会青年科学家奖(EFCATSYoung ResearcherAward,2021年)。他的研究持续推动基础理论与应用创新的深度融合,为催化科学与光电材料领域作出重要贡献。