Research carried out within the ēQATOR project has been honoured at regional level, with Luca Nohel, MSc, receiving the 2025 Research Award in the category: Engineering Sciences by the Tyrolean Chamber of Commerce (Wirtschaftskammer Tirol) for his outstanding master’s thesis. The thesis was carried out in close cooperation between the University of Stuttgart and MCI | The Entrepreneurial School® within the framework of the ēQATOR project, underlining the strong link between academic...

The latest consortium meeting of the EU-funded eQATOR project was held from 30 September to 1 October 2025 in Reading, UK, hosted by Johnson Matthey Technology. The gathering marked another exciting milestone in the project’s journey towards innovative reactor technologies. The first day kicked off with an engaging Intellectual Property (IP) workshop led by Steinbeis, where partners actively exchanged ideas on exploitable results and the background knowledge required for future applications....

At the 16th European Congress on Catalysis (EuropaCat 2025) in Trondheim, Norway (31 August – 5 September), the ēQATOR project and its sister initiatives showcased how electricity can power catalytic reactions and enable a greener chemical industry.