Poster prize winner KimFung Li with Dr James Wilton-Ely
Imperial College hosted the first seminar of the new catalysis initiative between Imperial and University College London last week, bringing together a variety of scientists including academics, industrial scientists and students. Topics covered during the day included homogeneous, heterogeneous, bio-catalysis, engineering, synthesis, nanotechnology and polymers.
As well as a wide range of lectures there was also a poster session and we are proud to announce that the winner of the Catalysis Science & Technology poster prize was KimFung Li for his poster titled “Feasibility of CO2 photoconversion to fuel by robust photocatalyst NaTaO3.” While there was a huge range of excellent research posters, his environmentally friendly project looking into the regeneration of fuel from CO2 using photo-catalysis was particularly outstanding, congratulations again KimFung Li!
