The research at MMK addresses important challenges in energy, environment and health. We work for a better world and sustainable society.
We focus on developing new materials for a sustainable society, employing green synthesis and sustainable processing routes. We develop advanced methodologies for chemical analysis and structural characterisation, including analytical chemistry tools, electron crystallography, different spectroscopic methods and multiscale modelling.
3 MSEK for the project "RapMixTox: efficient and automated estimation of combiniton effects of complex organic mixtures with high-resolution mass spectroscopy"
The Stockholm Material Hub, a Stockholm Trio collaboration, is working in collaboration with dentists and clinicians to create the next generation of materials for dental implants. The requirements for how an artificial tooth looks, functions and can be manufactured are exceedingly complex, but it seems likely that their zirconia-based materials will be the choice of the future.
En ny metod för att återvinna gamla batterier kan ge bättre och billigare laddningsbara hydridbatterier (NiMH). Det visar en ny studie av forskare vid Stockholms universitet.
3D printing process of protective visors
The 3D printing process of protective visors was conducted in Prof. Aji Mathew’s and Prof. Jiayin Yuan’s group.
Prominent US chemists guest professors at Stockholm University
Robin D. Rogers and Paul Anastas are world-renowned for their work on developing eco-friendly chemicals. In 2019 and 2020, they are guest professors at Stockholm University.
Artikel In-Situ Growth of Metal Oxide Nanoparticles on Cellulose Nanofibrils for Dye Removal and Antimicrobial Applications
2020. Luis Valencia (et al.). ACS Applied Nano Materials 3 (7), 7172-7181
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2020. Donghui Jo (et al.). Angewandte Chemie International Edition 59 (40), 17691-17696
