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Roman Latsuzbaia

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Correction to ¿Synthesis of Magnetic Noble Metal (Nano)Particles¿

Increasing the lifetime of fuel cell catalysts
Doctoral thesis - R. Latsuzbaia

Environmentally friendly carbon-preserving recovery of noble metals from supported fuel cell catalysts
Journal article - R. Latsuzbaia, E. Negro, G.J.M. Koper

Stimulated healing of a proton exchange membrane fuel cell catalyst

Wet colloid synthesis: precipitation and dispersion
Book chapter - G.J.M. Koper, R. Latsuzbaia

Correction to 'Synthesis of magnetic noble metal (nano) particles'

Revesible nanoparticle formation as a potential strategy for PMFC catalyst regeneration

Synthesis, stabilisation and activation of Pt nanoparticles for PEMFC applications
Journal article - R. Latsuzbaia, E. Negro, G.J.M. Koper

Experimental and molecular dynamics characterization of dense microemulsion systems: morphology, conductivity and SAXS

Bicontinuous microemulsions for high yield, wet synthesis of ultrafine nanoparticles: a general approach
Journal article - R. Latsuzbaia, E. Negro, G.J.M. Koper

Pt electrodeposited over carbon nano-networks grown on carbon paper as durable catalyst for PEM fuel cells

A general approach of the production of metal nanoparticles in dense microemulsions and application in fuel cells

Synthesis of a durable platinum catalyst for proton exchange membrane fuel celles in bicontinuous microemulsion

A general approach to the synthesis of metal nanoparticles in dense microemulsions and their application in fuel cells

A computational microscope: course grained simulations of dense microemulsions

Networked graphitic structures as durable catalyst support for PEM electrodes

Bicontinuous microemulsions for high yield wet synthesis of ultrafine platinum nanoparticles: effect of precursors and kinetics
Journal article - E. Negro, R. Latsuzbaia, G.J.M. Koper

Networked graphitic structure as robust catalyst support for PEMFC electrodes

Synthesis Pt catalysts for PEMFCs in bicontinuous microemulsions

Covalently, non-covalently and non functionalized networked graphitic structures as robust catalyst support in PEM electrodes