The recently established Advanced Netherlands Institute of Nanoelectrochemistry aims to make fundamental and ground-breaking contributions to a deeper understanding of charge-transfer reactions and electrocatalytic reactions at nanoscale electrochemical interfaces, with an emphasis on how the structure and dynamics of all components of the interface interact in their restricted nanoscale environment. To that end, ANION brings together experts from chemistry, physics, and materials science, including advanced experimental and theoretical/computational methods.
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ANION Member Chris Baeumer Awarded NWO Vidi Grant
Chris Baeumer, Associate Professor at the University of Twente and member of the ANION consortium, has been awarded an NWO Vidi grant to investigate new materials that could make sustainable hydrogen production more efficient.
Seeing electrochemistry in real time: award for ANION member Esra Şimşek
The 14th International Conference on Low-Energy Electron Microscopy (LEEM) and Photoemission Electron Microscopy (PEEM) took place in Tokyo, Japan, during the week of 5 October. Held every two years, the conference brings together researchers from all over the world to share the latest developments in LEEM, PEEM, and related techniques.
ANION Annual Meeting 2026 brings consortium together in Groningen
On the 22nd of October 2026, the ANION consortium held its annual meeting in Groningen, bringing together researchers from across the partner institutions to share their work, discuss recent results and strengthen connections within the consortium.