Catalysts are at the heart of some of the world's most important industrial transitions from hydrogen production and carbon utilization to sustainable chemicals and circular manufacturing. But what technologies, markets and innovations will shape the next decade of catalyst development?
In this Future Days panel discussion, leaders from industry, academia and standards organizations come together to discuss the future of catalysis and the role it will play in a lower-carbon world. The discussion will cover emerging market opportunities, advances in catalyst development, evolving standards and regulations, and the analytical insights needed to accelerate innovation. Attendees will hear perspectives from catalyst manufacturers, academic researchers, standards experts and analytical scientists, gaining a unique view of how the catalyst landscape is evolving and what organizations should be preparing for today.
There are 6 sessions, covering different topics - catch up with all the recorded sessions at the link below:
Speakers
- Prof. Christian Seidel - Chief Advisor, Wohlers Associates, powered by ASTM International
- Dr. Jan Gertenbach - Market Development Manager, Malvern Panalytical
- Ignacio Garcia - General Manager PID, Malvern Panalytical
- Janinka Feenstra - Moderator and Digital Business Developer
- Dr. Luca Lucarelli - Senior Application Scientist, Malvern Panalytical
- Dr. Matthew Rayner - Senior Specialist in Analytical Excellence, Ketjen
- Dr. Maurits van Tol - Former CEO of Johnson Matthey Catalyst Technologies
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Who should attend?
- Catalyst scientists and researchers.
- R&D managers in the chemical, refining and petrochemical industries
- Hydrogen and CCUS technology developers
- Process development and scale-up engineers
- Academic researchers in catalysis and reaction engineering
- Standards and regulatory professionals
- Anyone involved in catalyst development, characterization, or commercialization
What will you learn?
- Learn how catalysts are accelerating hydrogen, CCUS and sustainable chemical production
- Discover how industry, academia and standards organizations are shaping the future of catalysis
- Understand why advanced analytical characterization is becoming critical to catalyst innovation
- Learn how evolving standards can accelerate commercialization of catalyst technologies
- Discover the trends, opportunities and challenges likely to define catalysis over the next decade