Intensified catalysis through combined 3D printing and ALD

Acronym

INCAT

Description of the granted funding

A great industrial revolution is going on because of the shift from the use of fossil resources to renewables in the production of fuels and chemicals. Currently, about 90% of chemical processes applied in large scale utilize catalysts to enhance the rates of chemical reactions. The main part of catalysts are solid, for example metals, metal oxides as well as micro- and mesoporous materials. The transition to renewable feedstock requires an intensive development of tailored solid catalysts to reach a high process efficiency and high selectivity of desired products. In this project, new solid catalyst and chemical reactor structures will developed with very sophisticated techniques, such as 3D printing and atomic layer deposition (ALD), in a consortium formed by the internationally recognized groups from Aalto University and Åbo Akademi.
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Starting year

2026

End year

2030

Granted funding

Riikka Puurunen Orcid -palvelun logo
500 000 €


Role in consortium of the Academy of Finland

Leader

Other consortium parties

Partner
Åbo Akademi University (376926)
475 410 €

Funder

Research Council of Finland

Funding instrument

Academy projects

Decision maker

Scientific Council for Natural Sciences and Engineering
09.06.2026

Other information

Funding decision number

376884

Fields of science

Chemical engineering

Research fields

Teknillinen kemia