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Invited Speakers
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Bernd Winter, Helmholtz Zentrum Berlin and BESSY II (Plenary)
Photoelectron Spectroscopy from Liquid Microjets: New Developments and Opportunities -
William Chueh, Stanford University (Plenary)
Mechanistic understanding of redox reactions on cerium oxide: CO2, H2O and O2 reduction -
Enrique Ortega, Universidad del País Vasco (Invited)
Ignition of the catalytic CO oxidation at Pd and Pt surfaces curved around the (111) direction -
Kees-Jan Weststrate, Syngaschem BV (Invited)
Using high resolution XPS at low and near-ambient pressures to resolve mechanistic issues in cobalt-catalyzed Fischer-Tropsch synthesis -
Fredrik Lindgren, Uppsala University (Invited)
The road towards operandi measurements of Li-ion battery electrodes -
Peter Amann, Stockholm University (Invited)
High-pressure x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy for studies of catalytic materials above atmospheric pressure -
Qiang Fu, Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics (Invited)
Catalysis and energy processes confined under 2D layers explored by near ambient pressure photoemission electron microscopy and spectroscopy (NAP-PEEM/PES) -
Andrei Kolmakov, NIST (Invited)
From Spectromicroscopy to Nanofabrication In liquids with Soft X-rays -
Matthias Minjauw, Ghent University (Invited)
In situ X-ray based characterization of atomic layer deposition
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