The jubilee tenth edition of CEETletter has just been published. This newsletter regularly brings you inspiring stories about our scientists, the latest research results, and projects that bridge the gap between science and practice to contribute to a more sustainable future.
In the autumn edition, we introduce research projects with a direct impact on society. You will read about safer hydrogen storage, the chemical recycling of tyres into valuable raw materials, and the award-winning development of catalysts for carbon dioxide conversion. You will also discover what a unique analysis of a surgical mesh revealed after almost fifteen years in the human body, how nature inspires the creation of complex technical algorithms, and how CEET helps young people from children's homes gain their first work experience.
If you are interested in where current research in the fields of energy, materials, or the environment is heading, we believe you will find something of interest in the new issue.
You can read the full edition here: CEETletter_Autumn 2026
We hope you enjoy reading this!