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I am delighted to share our recent work reported in nature journal (rdcu.be/cSdcG). I would like to express my gratitude and appreciation to colleagues at Alexandr Simonov and Doug MacFarlane group. Our goal would not be achieved without you.

Researchers showed high ammonia yield rates & current-to-ammonia efficiency closely approaching 100%. The ionic assembly formed at the electrode surface (imide-based lithium salt) suppresses electrolyte decomposition and supports stable N2 reduction. nature.com/articles/s4158…

Monash chemists make N₂ into NH3 in most efficient reaction ever cen.acs.org/environment/gr… via C&EN (Chemical & Engineering News)

Using an electrochemical device, researchers were able to convert nitrogen gas to ammonia with nearly 100% efficiency. Ammonia is a crucial fertilizer for the world’s food production: fal.cn/3qOw7

How my lab went from 4,000 kg to 130 kg of waste a year go.nature.com/3SwVLeI

With the emergence of green ammonia technology, Vietnam has opportunities to be an ammonia independent country. Vietnam has much potential for ammonia production e.nhipcaudautu.vn/tech/vietnam-h…

.Jupiter Ionics's a seed stage #startup developing a new approach to manufacturing #carbonneutral #ammonia & ammonia derivatives. The company's built on the #research conducted in the #lab of Doug MacFarlane at Monash University. #sciencepreneurshipberlin Berlin Science Week

Effective delivery of protons is a key for #ammonia electrosynthesis. To be frank, we still do not know well why it does/does not work, but we Hoang-Long Du Doug MacFarlane Monash Chemistry aim to improve. Learn more in our #EESJournal RSC Energy Journals paper: pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

If you missed it, you can now watch Jupiter Ionics CEO Charlie Day's presentation at the Falling Walls Science Summit in November 2022. youtu.be/AzxJxB5U0jM #greenammonia

Congratulations to Dr Hoang-Long Du, Dr Karolina Matuszek and Dr Tam Nguyen from Monash Chemistry on receiving Australian Research Council Early Career Industry Fellowships 🏆, with #MonashScience receiving $1.3 million for sustainable ammonia, energy & hydrogen research ⚗️🔋: bit.ly/3VK1jVi

Monash University Australian Research Council Out of 8, 3 from Monash Science, of which 3 from Monash Chemistry, of which 3 from our group! Great work Karolina Matuszek Hoang-Long Du and Tam D. Nguyen

Very proud to be named today amongst the Cleantech Group #APACCleantech25 . Some amazing companies here who are showing the way towards a cleaner and more sustainable future. The state of innovation in our region is strong!

Green ammonia generation up for prestigious prize ⚗️: Monash Chemistry spin-off company Jupiter Ionics founded by Prof Doug MacFarlane is in the running for the 2023 nature Spinoff Prize for its ground-breaking approach to decarbonising ammonia production: bit.ly/43AiThg

Green ammonia accolade 🏆⚗️: Congratulations to Monash Chemistry’s Ammonia team on receiving the Royal Society of Chemistry Environment, Sustainability and Energy Horizon Prize: John Jeves Prize for their discovery of a cleaner, greener ammonia production process: bit.ly/42yCeOK

A great Reactions video about nitrogen electroreduction: youtube.com/watch?v=dFcaEU…

We were delighted to be highly commended at the international #Spinoff Prize 2023 Nature Award yesterday. Recognition on this prestigious international platform reaffirms the potential of our #GreenAmmonia technology to change the world for the better. jupiterionics.com/jupiter-ionics…

Commendation for Monash Chemistry spinoff ⚗️🏅: Congratulations to Monash University spinoff company Jupiter Ionics on being Highly Commended in the 2023 nature Award Spinoff Prize for innovation in creating carbon-free #greenammonia! Read more: bit.ly/42RRBlD

Publication Prize 📚🏆: Congratulations to Dr Hoang-Long Du from Monash Chemistry who has won the Faculty of Science Publication Award for the paper ‘Electroreduction of nitrogen with almost 100% current-to-ammonia efficiency’ published in nature!

Got to share my thoughts, along with other ANSTO scientists on the Oppenheimer film ansto.gov.au/news/ansto-sci…