On 24 September Jaak Nerut delivers his inaugural lecture “A hydrogen-based future. The role of electrochemistry in meeting climate targets” in the White Hall of the University Museum.
On 29 August at 15:15, Akmal Kosimov will defend his thesis "Template-assisted Mechanosynthesis (TAMS) for the production of bifunctional transition metal-based catalysts".
On 29 August at 9:15, Ritums Cepitis will defend his thesis "Modelling Structural and Geometrical Effects in Carbon Dioxide and Oxygen Electrocatalysis".
On 16 August at 14:15, Heigo Ers will defend his thesis "Adsorption and Structuring Processes at Single Crystal Electrode – Ionic Liquid Interface – Insights from Simulations and in situ Studies".
On 16. August at 11:15, Huy Qui Vinh Nguyen will defend his thesis "Development of Carbon Supported Pt–CeO2 Catalysts for Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells".
Kerli Martin will defend her doctoral thesis "Recognition of carboxylates by synthetic receptors - from structure-affinity studies to solid-contact anion-selective electrode prototyping".
The Estonian development company LDI Innovations has now completed the Fluo Reader device, which detects a large portion of upper respiratory tract infections, including the coronavirus.