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The Center for Catalysis and Surface Science continues to perform as one of the premier institutes for catalysis in the world. Sponsorship by the Department of Energy for the Institute for Catalysis in Energy Processes (ICEP) is now in its fifth year.

This research is characterized by elegant and detailed investigations of the synthesis, catalytic properties, and atomic structure of catalytic systems. Center faculty participants have been recognized by national and international awards. All in all the past year has been exciting and productive.

We welcome your comments and the opportunity to interact with you on personal and intellectual levels.

Sincerely,

Peter C. Stair
Professor of Chemistry
Director, Center for Catalysis and Surface Science

CCSS Seminar Presentation:
**Rescheduled**
5/23/2008
12 noon - 1 p.m.
Ryan Hall, Room 4003
Evanston Campus Chun-Yi Sung
Graduate Student (Snurr-Broadbelt Group)
NU, Chemical & Biol. Engrg.
"Quantum Chemical Investigations of NOx Reduction
with BaNaY Zeolites"

8/26/2008-8/31/2008
Location:
ENH-Pancoe Building
Abbott Auditorium,
1st floor
Evanston Campus

The Catalysis Center along with the Materials Research
Science & Engineering Center and the Nanoscale
Science & Engineering Center will participate in
Center Research Week.
CCSS Scientific Annual Meeting: 8/26/2008

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The Center for Catalysis and Surface Science continues to perform as one of the premier institutes for catalysis in the world. Sponsorship by the Department of Energy for the Institute for Catalysis in Energy Processes (ICEP) is now in its fifth year. This research is characterized by elegant and detailed investigations of the synthesis, catalytic properties, and atomic structure of catalytic systems. Center faculty participants have been recognized by national and international awards. All in all the past year has been exciting and productive. We welcome your comments and the opportunity to interact with you on personal and intellectual levels. Sincerely, Peter C. Stair Professor of Chemistry Director, Center for Catalysis and Surface Science




*CCSS Seminar Presentation:* Rescheduled 5/23/2008 12 noon - 1 p.m. Ryan Hall, Room 4003 Evanston Campus	*Chun-Yi Sung* Graduate Student (Snurr-Broadbelt Group) NU, Chemical & Biol. Engrg. "Quantum Chemical Investigations of NOx Reduction with BaNaY Zeolites"




8/26/2008-8/31/2008 Location: ENH-Pancoe Building Abbott Auditorium, 1st floor Evanston Campus		The Catalysis Center along with the Materials Research Science & Engineering Center and the Nanoscale Science & Engineering Center will participate in Center Research Week. CCSS Scientific Annual Meeting: 8/26/2008