Franziska Dahlmann

Franziska did her PhD in physics in Innsbruck, Austria, focusing on inter and intramolecular bonds of weakly bound systems studied through infrared Spectroscopy. She works in Dan Harding's group to further develop near-ambient pressure velocity map imaging (NAP-VMI) to explore the fundamental understanding of reactions involving small molecules at surfaces. The research aims to close the pressure gap between surface science and catalyst applications. While broadly interested in catalytic processes, her focus within the Production, use and storage of hydrogen – for sustainable energy systems (PUSH) project centers on investigating the catalytic dehydrogenation process in Liquid Organic Hydrogen Carriers (LOHC).