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INDEX

Welcome..........................................................................................................3
Committees......................................................................................................5
IZC School: Pre-Conference School
Program. Friday 1st July and Saturday 2nd July........................................8

Scientific Program
Program Overview..............................................................................9

Plenary Speakers.................................................................................11

Sunday 3rd July.......................................................................................17

Monday 4th July.....................................................................................17
Tuesday 5th July.....................................................................................30
Wednesday 6th July..............................................................................44
Thursday 7th July...................................................................................48
Friday 8th July.........................................................................................59

Sponsors.........................................................................................................64
General information.........................................................................................65

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WELCOME

The Group of Zeolites of the Spanish Catalysis Society (SECAT), under the auspices
of the International Zeolite Association, cordially invites you to participate in the
20th International Zeolite Conference, IZC-2022. This will be held from 3rd to 8th
July, 2022 in Valencia, which is one of the most attractive cities on the Mediterranean
coast of Spain. The IZC-2022 will be preceded by a Pre-Conference School aimed at
spreading the knowledge on fundamental and application of zeolites and other porous
materials. The objective is also to promote discussion among young researchers, PhD
and Post-doc students.

The Conference will continue encouraging fundamental an applied science on

ordered porous materials, including microporous zeolites and aluminophosphates,
MOFs, mesostructured materials, porous hybrid solids, etc. The main topics of
this conference will cover synthesis of porous solids, advanced characterisation and
modelling, catalytic applications, gas adsorption and separation, natural occurring
zeolites and novel technological uses of zeolites and related materials with especial
emphasis in energy, sustainability and decarbonisation technologies. All these topics
are covered under the umbrella of the main scientific concept of the 20th International
Zeolite Conference leitmotiv ‘Porous materials, a tool for a Sustainable Development’

The purpose of the 20th International Zeolite Conference is to bring together

academia and industry with the objective of exploring, reflecting and sharing ideas
with regards to the impact of research and technology on Porous Materials. The
development of these materials and applications will require integrative research for
a better understanding that will open their possibilities to contribute in the solution
of present and future scientific and technological challenges.

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COMMITTEES

LOCAL COMMITTE

Chair
Avelino Corma

Co-Chairs
Joaquín Pérez Pariente, David Serrano

Secretary
Fernando Rey, Carlos Márquez

Tresaurer
Teresa Blasco, José Manuel López-Nieto

Paper Selection Chair

Enrique Sastre, Eduardo Palomares, Manuel Moliner, Juan Antonio Melero

Publication Chair
German Sastre, Susana Valencia

Conference School
Cristina Martínez, Joaquín Coronas

Local Organizing Board

Mercedes Boronat, Pablo Botella, Antonio Chica, Sofía Calero,
Guillermo Calleja, María J. Climent, Patricia Concepción,
Óscar de la Iglesia, Urbano Díaz, Isabel Díaz, M. José Díaz Cabañas,
Marcelo E. Domine, José María Escola, Eva Díaz Fernández,
Juana Frontela, Jose María Gómez Martin, Luis Gómez-Hortigüela,
Sara Iborra, José Luis Jorda, Jesús Lázaro, Francesc X. Llabrés i Xamena,
Francisco Maldonado-Hódar, Alberto Marinas, Rosa María Martín-Aranda,
Agustín Martínez, Joaquín Martínez-Triguero, Pascual Oña,
Salvador Ordóñez García, Patricia Pizarro de Oro, Michael Renz,
Enrique Rodríguez-Castellón, Araceli Rodríguez Rodríguez, Mª José Sabater,
Manuel Sánchez-Sánchez, Carlos Téllez.

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 SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE

Robert Bell, University College London, UK

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Silvia Bordiga, Università di Torino, Italy
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Domenico Caputo, Universitá Federico II, Italy
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Jiří Čejka, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Czech Republic
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Mark Davis, CALTech, USA
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Dirk De Vos, KU Leuven, Belgium
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Francesco Di Renzo, Institut Charles Gerhardt Montpellier, France
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Isabel Díaz, ICP-CSIC, Spain
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Javier García, Universidad de Alicante, Spain
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Jorge Gascón, KAUST, Saudi Arabia
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Enrica Gianotti, Università del Piemonte Orientale, Italy
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Girolamo Giordano, University of Calabria, Italy
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Roger Gläser, University of Leipzig, Germany
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Juan Ramón González Velasco, UPV/EHU, Spain
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Martin Hartmann, FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany
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Suk Bong Hong, Pohang University of Science and Technology, South Korea
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Irina Ivanova, Moscow State University of Civil Engineering, Russia
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Stefan Kaskel, TU Dresden, Germany
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Naonobu Katada, Tottori University, Japan
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Christine Kirschhock, KU Leuven, Belgium
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Yoshihiro Kubota, Yokohama National University, Japan
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Johannes Lercher, Technische Univesität München, Germany
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Zhongmin Liu, Dalian Institute of Chemical Physics, China
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Rafael Luque, Universidad de Córdoba, Spain
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 Alberto Marinas, Universidad de Córdoba, Spain
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Masahiko Matsukata, Waseda University, Japan
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Lynne B. McCusker, ETH Zürich, Switzerland

Juan Antonio Melero, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Spain

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Roberto Millini, Eni S.p.A., Italy
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Svetlana Mintova, CNRS - Université de Caen, France
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Manuel Moliner, ITQ-UPV/CSIC, Spain
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Rusell Morris, Univesity of St. Andrews, UK
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Masaru Ogura, University of Tokyo, Japan
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Tatsuya Okubo, The University of Tokyo, Japan
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Heloise O. Pastore, University of Campinas, Brazil
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Joaquín Pérez Pariente, ICP-CSIC, Spain
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Sibele B.C. Pergher, Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil
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Patricia Pizarro, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos, Spain
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Jefferey D. Rimer, University of Houston, USA
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Manuel Sánchez Sánchez, ICP-CSIC, Spain
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Enrique Sastre, ICP-CSIC, Spain
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German Sastre, ITQ-UPV/CSIC, Spain
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Wilhelm Schwieger, FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany
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Bert Sels, KU Leuven, Belgium
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Christian Serre, Université de Versailles St. Quentin, France
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Ben Slater, University College London, UK
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Michael Stockenhuber, The University of Newcastle, Australia
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Matthias Thommes, FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg, Germany
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Susana Valencia, ITQ-UPV/CSIC, Spain
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Jeroen van Bokhoven, ETH Zürich, Switzerland
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Jihong Yu, Jilin University, China
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Stacey Zones, Chevron Energy Technology Company, USA
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Xiaodong Zou, Stokholm University, Sweden
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Jack CQ Fletcher, University of Cape Town, South Africa
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Michael Tsapatsis, Johns Hopkins University, USA
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Freek Kapteijn, TU Delft, The Netherlands
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Joaquín Coronas, Universidad de Zaragoza, Spain
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Luis Gómez-Hortigüela, ICP-CSIC, Spain
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Miguel Palomino Roca, ITQ-UPV/CSIC, Spain
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Gerhard Pirngruber, IFP Energies Nouvelles, France
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Mercedes Boronat. ITQ-UPV/CSIC, Spain
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Agustín Martínez Feliu. ITQ-UPV/CSIC, Spain
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Joaquín Martínez Triguero. ITQ-UPV/CSIC, Spain
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Joaquín Silvestre. Universidad de Alicante, Spain
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Marcelo E. Domine. ITQ-UPV/CSIC, Spain
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 IZC SCHOOL

FRIDAY 1st JULY 2022

14:00-14:45 Registration

14:45-15:00 Opening

15:00-16:00 Understanding and controlling zeolite synthesis, by Toru Wakihara, Institute of

Engineering Innovation, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

16:00-17:00 Predicting zeolite polymorphism from experimental and computational data, by Rafael
Gómez-Bombarelli, Department of Materials Science and Engineering,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, USA

17:00-17:30 Coffee Break

17:30-18:30 Structure determination of microporous materials at the atomic scale using electron
microscopy, by Tom Willhammar, Department of Materials and Environmental
Chemistry, Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden

18:30-19:30 From molecules to frameworks: The reticular approach in the design and discovery of new
materials, by Felipe Gándara, Materials Science Institute of Madrid (ICMM-CSIC),
Madrid, Spain

SATURDAY 2nd JULY 2022

9:00-10:00 Molecular simulation applied to porous materials, by Sofía Calero, Department of
Applied Physics, Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), The Netherlands

10:00-11:00 Good practices in spectroscopic studies of Zeolites as catalysts, by Silvia Bordiga,

Department of Chemistry, NIS Centre of Excellence, University of Torino, Italy

11:00-11:30 Coffee Break / Poster session

11:30-12:30 Zeolites and zeo-type materials for storage and conversion of CO2 to valuable products,
by Girolamo Giordano, Department of Environmental and Chemical Engineering,
University of Calabria, Italy

12:30-13:30 Zeolite Membranes, from Synthesis to Application- Basics and Emerging Trends, by Anne
Julbe, Institut Européen des Membranes (IEM, UMR 5635 CNRS, ENCM, UM),
Université de Montpellier, France

13:30-15:30 Lunch / Poster session

15:30-16:30 An industrial view on the role of zeolitic materials towards #decarbonizing the production of
chemicals and fuels, by Juan S. Martínez-Espín, Biobased Chemicals R&D, Topsoe,
Kongens Lyngby, Denmark

16:30-17:30 Insights into zeolite confinement effect on bifunctional catalysis by Filipa Ribeiro, CQE,
Instituto Superior Técnico, Lisboa

17:30-18:00 Concluding remarks

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 PROGRAM OVERVIEW

3 JULY 4 JULY 5 JULY

AUDITORIUM AUDITORIUM AUDITORIUM MEETING AUDITORIUM AUDITORIUM AUDITORIUM MEETING

1 2 3 ROOM 1+2 1 2 3 ROOM 1+2
(ROOM 1) (ROOM 2) (ROOM 3) (ROOM 4) (ROOM 1) (ROOM 2) (ROOM 3) (ROOM 4)

9.00-9.20 Open Ceremony AUDITORIUM 1

Plenary lecture 3:
The impacts of new electron crystallographic
9.20-9.40 AUDITORIUM 1 techniques on developing nanoporous
Plenary lecture 1: materials.
9.40- Zeolites and water. Xiaodong Zou
10.00 Impact on sorption and catalysis
Johannes A. Lercher.
10.00- Lecture “Fundación Ramón Areces” O01.09 O04.09 O03.11 O02.09
10.20
10.20-
O01.01 O04.01 O03.01 O02.01 O01.10 O04.10 O03.12 O02.10
10.40
10.40-
O01.02 O04.02 O12.04 O02.02 O01.11 O04.11 O03.13 O02.11
11.00

11.00-11.20 Coffee break Coffee break

11.20-11.40 KN 1 O04.03 O03.03 O02.03 O02.12 O04.12 KN 4 O02.13

Christian Ben
11.40- Serre Slater
O04.04 O03.04 O02.04 O01.12 O04.13 O02.14
12.00
12.00-
O01.03 O04.05 O03.05 O02.05 O01.13 O04.14 O03.14 O02.15
12.20
12.20-
O01.04 KN 2 O03.06 O02.06 O01.14 O04.15 O03.15 KN 5
12.40
Pablo Silvia
12.40- Beato Bordiga
O01.05 O03.07 O02.07 O01.15 O04.16 O03.16
13.00
13.00-
Free time for lunch
15.00
15.00-
15.20 AUDITORIUM 1
AUDITORIUM 1
Plenary lecture 4:
15.20- Plenary lecture 2:
From fundamental understanding to NOx
15.40 Re-engineering of Zeolite Synthesis
removal in automotive applications
Tatsuya Okubo
15.40- Peter N. R. Vennestrøm
16.00
16.00-
O01.06 O04.06 O03.08 O02.08 O01.16 O03.17 O13.01 O02.16
16.20
16.20- KN 6
O01.07 O04.07 O03.09 KN 3 O01.17 O13.02 O02.17
Registration 16.40 Rafael
Russell
16.00-19.00 16.40- Gómez-
O01.08 O04.08 O03.10 E. Morris O01.18 O13.03 O02.18
17.00 Bombarelli
INSIGHTS
17.00- INTO
17.30 SCIENTIFIC
PUBLISHING
Coffee break & poster session
17.30-
Coffee break & poster session
19.00
Welcome
Party
19.00-21.00

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 PROGRAM OVERVIEW
6 JULY 7 JULY 8 JULY

AUDITO- AUDITO- AUDITO- MEETING AUDITO- AUDITO- AUDITO- MEETING AUDITO- AUDITO- AUDITO- MEETING
RIUM 1 RIUM 2 RIUM 3 ROOM 1+2 RIUM 1 RIUM 2 RIUM 3 ROOM 1+2 RIUM 1 RIUM 2 RIUM 3 ROOM 1+2
(ROOM 1) (ROOM 2) (ROOM 3) (ROOM 4) (ROOM 1) (ROOM 2) (ROOM 3) (ROOM 4) (ROOM 1) (ROOM 2) (ROOM 3) (ROOM 4)
9.00- AUDITORIUM 1 AUDITORIUM 1 AUDITORIUM 1
9.20 Plenary lecture 5: Plenary lecture 6: Plenary lecture 7:
Molecular diffusion as key for the Designing Zeolites with Reduced Diffusion Will zeolite-based catalysis be as
9.20-
understanding of gas separation Limitations through Knowledge and relevant
9.40
through Manipulation of Diverse Crystallization in future biorefineries as in crude oil
9.40- MOF molecular sieve membranes Pathways refineries? 2.0
10.00 Jurgen Caro and Jörg Kärger Jeffrey D. Rimer Bert F. Sels
10.00-
O01.19 O04.17 O10.01 O02.19 O01.25 O04.25 O08.01 O10.02 O06.01 O07.02 O08.09 O11.01
10.20
10.20-
O01.20 O04.18 O09.01 O02.20 O01.26 O04.26 O08.02 O10.03 O06.02 O07.03 O08.10 O11.02
10.40
10.40-
O01.21 O04.19 O09.02 O02.21 O01.27 O04.27 O08.03 O10.04 O06.03 O07.04 O08.11 O11.03
11.00
11.00-
Coffee break Coffee break Coffee break
11.20
11.20- KN 7
Heloise O04.20 O09.03 O02.22 O05.01 O07.05 O12.01
11.40 KN 11
de
11.40- Yu Wan
Oliveira O04.21 O09.04 O02.23 O05.02 O07.06 O12.02
12.00 Pastore
12.00-
O01.22 O04.22 O09.05 O02.24 General Assembly O05.03 O07.07 O08.12 O12.03
12.20
12.20-
O01.23 O04.23 KN 8 O02.25 O05.04 O07.08 O08.13 O01.32
12.40
Philip
12.40-
O01.24 O04.24 Llewellyn O02.06 O07.09 O07.10 O08.14 O06.04
13.00
13.00-
Free time for lunch
15.00
15.00-
O01.28 KN 9 O08.04 O10.05 KN 12 O07.11 O06.05 O12.05
15.20
Yoshihiro Michael
15.20-
O01.29 Kubota O08.05 O10.06 Tsapatsis O07.12 O06.06 O12.06
15.40
15.40-
O01.30 O04.28 O08.06 O10.07
16.00
Concluding remarks
16.00-
O01.31 O04.29 O09.06 O10.08
16.20
16.20-
City tour KN 10 O02.27 O08.07 O10.09
16.40
16:00 - 19:00h Martin
16.40- (Confirmation is required) Schröder O02.28 O08.08 O07.01
17.00
17.00-
17.30
Coffee break & poster session
17.30-
19.00
20.00
Conference Banquet at
Informal dinner at Masia Campo Anibal Valencia Westin Hotel
20h Departure by coach from the venue 20h30 Departure by coach from the venue
to Campo Anibal for the Informal Dinner 21h Congress Dinner at The Westin
20h30 Dinner at Campo Anibal Hotel Valencia
1h Departure by coach from Campo Anibal Not included in the registration
Included in the registration. Confirmation is Confirmation is required. Its cost is 75€
required.

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 PLENARY SPEAKERS

Johannes Lercher, Technical University of Munich (Germany).

Jurgen Caro, Leibniz University, Hannover (Germany)
Jörg Kärger, Leipzig University, Leipzig (Germany)
Tatsuya Okubo, The University of Tokyo ( Japan)
Bert F. Sels, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium)
Jeff Rimer, University of Houston (USA)
Peter N. R. Vennestrøm, Umicore Denmark ApS (Denmark)
Xiaodong Zou, Stockholm University (Sweden)

Johannes Lercher

Johannes Lercher studied Chemistry at the Technische Universität

Wien, graduating in 1978. He completed doctoral studies with
Prof. Heinrich Noller in 1980. 1982, he spent at Yale University
working with Prof. Gary Haller. After returning to the TU Wien
he was Assistant and Associate Professor up to 1993. During the
following five years (1993-1998) he was Professor of Chemical
Technology at the University of Twente, Netherlands. In 1998
he was appointed as Professor of Chemistry at the Technische Universität München as. Since
2011 he is also the Director of the Institute of Integrated Catalysis and Battelle Fellow at the
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory.
Prof. Lercher’s research addresses fundamental aspects of catalysts and catalyzed reactions
that enable catalysis to lower the carbon footprint via radically new approaches to synthesize
energy carriers and chemical intermediates. Aiming to catalyze chemical conversions at
significantly lower reaction temperatures and with higher selectivity than currently possible,
the steric and chemical environment of sites and as a consequence the excess chemical
potentials along a reaction path are used as guiding principle to synthesize novel catalysts

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 Jürgen Caro

EDUCATION
1970 - 1974 Studying Chemistry at Leipzig University 1974 - 1977 Dr.
rer. nat., Leipzig University (mentor: J. Kärger, summa cum laude) 1989
Dr. sc. nat. Academy of Sciences of German Democratic Republic
(East Germany, DDR) 1992 Dr. rer. nat. habil., Leipzig University

WORK EXPERIENCE
1977-1991 Central Institute of Physical Chemistry of Academy of Sciences of German Democratic
Republic (East Germany, DDR) in Berlin-Adlershof in different positions, working fields Adsorption,
Catalysis, Membranes 1992-2001 Department Leader at the newly founded Institute of Applied
Chemistry in Berlin-Adlershof in the fields of inorganic and polymer materials, functional materials,
reaction engineering 2001 – 2021 Full professor (W3) for Physical Chemistry in the Institute
of Physical Chemistry and Electrochemistry at the Leibniz University Hannover. Research on
nanoporous materials such as zeolites, MOFs, COFs and their evaluation as membranes, catalysts
and adsorbents.

AWARDS AND HONORS

2013 Breck Award of the International Zeolite Association
2013 Ostwald Medal of the Saxon Academy of Sciences
2016 Appointment as Corresponding Member of the Saxon Academy of Sciences
2019 Literature Price for the best book in chemistry: A. Bunde, J. Caro, J. Kärger, G. Vogl “Diffusive
Spreading in Nature, Technology and Society”
2020 ENI Award for “Advanced Environmental Solutions” together with J. Kärger (Univ. Leipzig)
2021 One of the thousand most cited scientists over all disciplines worldwide for the last 10 years

TITLES
Dipl.-Chem., Dr. rer. nat., Dr. sc. nat, Dr. rer. nat habil.

POSITIONS
2001–2012 Director of the Institute of Physical Chemistry and Electrochemistry of Leibniz
University Hannover
2013-2016 Guest Professor at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Ningbo Institute
2013-2017 Part-time Professor of the University Panjin, China
2013-2017 Visiting Professor at Dalian University of Technology, China
2016-2020 Chairman of the Society of German Chemists, Hannover region
Since 2018 Distinguished Professor at South China University of Technology

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 Jörg Kärger

Jörg Kärger graduated in Physics at Leipzig University (Diploma 1967,

PhD 1970, Habilitation 1978) where, in 1994, he became full chair
of Experimental Physics/Interface Physics. His research activities
have been dedicated to the study of diffusion phenomena in general
and the development of new experimental techniques for studying
diffusion in nanoporous materials and continued unabatedly after
his retirement in 2009. He has published several books, including
Diffusion in Condensed Matter (Springer 2005, with Paul Heitjans), Leipzig, Einstein, Diffusion
(Leipziger Universitätsverlag 2007) and Diffusion in Nanoporous Materials (Wiley-VCH 2012,
with Douglas Ruthven and Doros Theodorou), which became standard in the field.
His most recent book on Diffusive Spreading in Nature, Technology and Society (Springer 2018,
with Armin Bunde, Jürgen Caro and Gero Vogl) introduces into diffusion processes as a
ubiquitous phenomenon of truly interdisciplinary relevance and won the Literature Prize of
the Fund of Chemical Industry 2019. His work has been recognized by numerous awards,
including the Donald W. Breck Award for zeolite research, the Max Planck Research Prize,
election to the Saxon Academy of Sciences and most recently, jointly with Jürgen Caro, the Eni
Award for “Advanced Environmental Solutions”. Exotics among his more than 600 publications
are entries in the Guinness book of records with the largest orchestra of bicycle bells and a
computer game, attained during the Physics Sunday Lectures at Leipzig University.

Tatsuya Okubo

Tatsuya Okubo is Executive Vice President and Professor of

Chemical System Engineering at The University of Tokyo (UTokyo).
He received his BS, MS and PhD degrees from UTokyo in 1983,
1985 and 1988, respectively. He started his academic career as
Research Associate at Kyushu University in 1988, and then moved
to UTokyo in 1991. He was promoted to Assistant Professor,
Associate Professor and Full Professor in 1994, 1997 and 2006,
respectively. He spent one year at California Institute of Technology as Visiting Associate of
Prof. Mark E. Davis Group in 1993 – 1994, where he started the work on zeolite. He has been
Professor of Presidential Endowed Chair for “Platinum Society” since 2012. Prof. Okubo
served as Dean of Engineering at UTokyo in 2017 – 2020, and was appointed as Executive
Vice President in April 2020. His research has been focused on science and engineering of
nanoporous materials, particularly in the area of synthesis and application of zeolites.
Prof. Okubo is an internationally well-renowned academician for his scholarly achievements,
and has been recognized by awards such as the SCEJ Award from the Society of Chemical
Engineers, Japan (SCEJ). He has achieved many domestic and international collaborations
with both academic and industrial partners. He was a former council member of International
Zeolite Association (2010 – 2016) and former President of Japan Zeolite Association (2018 –
2020). He is Fellow of SCEJ and a member of Engineering Academy of Japan. In addition, he
has been a science advisor of Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
(MEXT) of Japan since 2018. Prof. Okubo has published more than 350 research publications
in international journals, and is an inventor on more than 110 patents.

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 Bert F. Sels

Bert F. Sels (1972), full professor at KU Leuven, obtained his Ph.D. in 2000
in the field of heterogeneous oxidation catalysis under the guidance of
professor Pierre Jacobs. He was awarded the DSM Chemistry Award in
2000, the Incentive Award by the Belgian Chemical Society in 2005, and the
Green Chemistry Award in La Rochelle in 2015. He is currently director of
the Centre for Sustainable Catalysis and Engineering (CSCE) at the Faculty
Bioscience Engineering at KULeuven, Belgium.
His research activities encompass future challenges along the sustainable transition of the industrial organic
chemistry with focus on utilization of renewable carbon. He has more than 380 peer reviewed papers, an
h index of 92 and more than 30000 citations (google scholar), and he wrote more than 30 patents. He is
listed as ‘highly cited researcher’ on the global Clarivate list (2021).
His research expertise includes catalysis in biorefinery and biofactory processes, the design of hierarchically
porous materials, spectroscopy and kinetics for mechanism clarification and active site identification.
He was appointed member of the Research Council of the University. He is co-chair of the Catalysis
Commission of the International Zeolite Association (IZA) and co-founder of the European Research
Institute of Catalysis (ERIC). He is elected member of the European Academy of Sciences and of the
Arts and Academia Europaea, visiting professor in the Chinese Academy of Sciences, international board
member of ChemSusChem (Wiley), ChemCatChem (until 2021, Wiley), and currently associate editor
of ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering (ACS).
You can discover more details of his research at http://www.sels-group.eu/

Jeff Rimer

Professor Jeff Rimer is the Abraham E. Dukler Endowed Chair of Chemical

Engineering at the University of Houston. He received B.S. degrees in Chemical
Engineering and Chemistry from Washington University in St. Louis and
Allegheny College, respectively. He was awarded a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering
from the University of Delaware and spent two years as a postdoctoral fellow
at New York University prior to joining Houston in 2009 where he is now a
Full Professor. His research focuses on elucidating fundamental mechanisms of
zeolite crystallization and applying these understandings to the design and synthesis of nanosized and hierarchical
materials with tailored physicochemical properties. Prof. Rimer’s research group examines crystal growth
using unique tools such as high temperature in situ atomic force microscopy. His work is largely directed to the
preparation of zeolite catalysts for various hydrocarbon upgrading reactions with an emphasis on controlled acid
siting and novel approaches to reduce diffusion limitations.
Prof. Rimer serves as Treasurer in the International Zeolite Association council and also Co-Chairperson of
the Synthesis Commission. He is a Senior Member of the National Academy of Inventors (NAI), an executive
committee member of the Association for Crystallization Technology, former chair of the Southwest Catalysis
Society, and chair of two Gordon Research Conferences on Crystal Growth & Assembly and Nanoporous
Materials & Their Applications. He has received numerous awards that include the National Science Foundation
CAREER Award, the 2016 Owens Corning Early Career Award and 2017 FRI/John G. Kunesh Award from
American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE), and the inaugural 2016 Mellichamp Emerging Leader Lecturer
at the University of California at Santa Barbara. In 2018 he received the Norman Hackerman Award in Chemical
Research from The Welch Foundation, and in 2020 the Edith and Peter O’Donnell Award in Engineering from
The Academy of Medicine, Engineering & Science of Texas (TAMEST). Prof. Rimer is an Associate Editor
of Crystal Growth & Design (American Chemical Society) and also serves on the advisory boards for the AIChE
Journal, Molecular Systems Design & Engineering, and Reaction Chemistry & Engineering.

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 Peter N. R. Vennestrøm

Peter N. R. Vennestrøm is a R&D Senior Manager at Umicore working

in Automotive Catalysis and New Business Incubation. He received his
B.Sc. and M.Sc. from the Technical University of Denmark in Chemistry
specializing in Catalysis and Nanotechnology. He later carried out
Industrial PhD work at the Politechnic University of Valencia together
with the company Haldor Topsøe A/S under the supervision of Prof.
Avelino Corma. Afterwards Peter undertook several positions at the
R&D facilities of Haldor Topsøe A/S in Denmark within environmental, refinery and renewable
catalysis areas. Since the end of 2017 Peter has served as Principal Scientist and Senior Manager
at Umicore working on fundamental and applied research for use in emission control catalysis and
new business incubation projects. The research has always been focused on zeolites and catalyst
formulation in close collaboration with strategic university partners.
Together with research partners Peter has published more than 40 scientific articles in international
peer-reviewed journals including perspective article in Science and several articles in Angewandte
Chemie, ACS Catalysis etc. He is also the inventor of 16 (currently published) patents or patent
application families. His research interest lies in the collaborative efforts to design, understand and
use of materials, and in particular zeolites, for sustainable and environmental solutions.

Xiaodong Zou

Professor Xiaodong Zou

Xiaodong Zou is a full professor and deputy head of the Department
of Materials and Environmental Chemistry, Stockholm University. She
received her B.Sc. in Physics at Peking University in 1984, and Ph.D.
in structural chemistry at Stockholm University in 1995. After a one-
year postdoc at Lund University in Sweden, she joined the faculty
at Stockholm University in 1996 as an assistant professor, and became professor in structural
chemistry 2005. Xiaodong Zou has made important contributions in the development of electron
crystallographic methods. Her group has developed several image and diffraction-based methods
and software for accurate atomic structure determination of unknown crystals, and solved many
complex structures, especially porous materials such as zeolites and metal-organic frameworks.
She is the founder of the Berzelii Center EXSELENT on Porous Materials.
She is a council member of the International Zeolite Association and a member of the Structure
Commission of International Zeolite Association. She has co-authored over 350 peer-reviewed
publications, and given more than 200 invited talks. She received several prestigious awards given
by the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences, and is an elected member of the Royal Swedish
Academy of Sciences (KVA), the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences (IVA), a fellow
of the Royal Chemistry Society (FRCS), UK.

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PROGRAM
 SUNDAY JULY 3rd

MONDAY
16:00 – 19:00 REGISTRATION

19:00 – 21:00 WELCOME PARTY

TUESDAY
MONDAY JULY 4th

09:00 – 09:20 OPEN CEREMONY

09:20 – 10:20 PLENARY LECTURE 1

WEDNESDAY
Zeolites and water - Impact on sorption and catalysis
Professor Johannes A. Lercher.
Technical University of Munich (Germany)

10:20 – 11:00 ORAL SESSION 01.

Auditorium 1.

O01.01. RATIONAL DESIGN AND TARGETED SYNTHESIS OF ZEOLITES WITH THE ASSISTANCE

THURSDAY
OF MOLECULAR MODELING, STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, AND SYNTHETIC CHEMISTRY
D. Xie.

O01.02. SYNTHESIS OF THERMALLY STABLE SBT AND SBS/SBT INTERGROWTH ZEOLITES

J. Shin, H. Lee, K. Lee, H.J. Choi, A. Mayoral, N.Y. Kang, S.B. Hong.

10:20 – 11:00 ORAL SESSION 01.

FRIDAY
Auditorium 2.

O04.01. A NOVEL NON-CHEMICAL POST-SYNTHETIC APPROACH IMPROVING THE

CATALYTIC PERFORMANCES OF ZEOLITE-TYPE MATERIALS
M. Fahda, L. Lakiss, K. Goldyn, J.P. Gilson, V. Valtchev.

O04.02. USING BUTANE ISOMERISATION TO EXPLORE ACIDIC AND STRUCTURAL

MANIPULATIONS WITHIN MICROPOROUS SOLID-ACID ALPOS
J. Le Brocq, E. Mcshane, A. Oakley, M. Potter, B. Vandegehuchte, M. Carravetta, R. Raja.

10:20 – 11:00 ORAL SESSION 01.

Auditorium 3.

O03.01. CRYSTALGROWER: MONTE CARLO CRYSTAL GROWTH SIMULATION SOFTWARE

M. Anderson, M. Trueman, J. Gebbie-Rayet, A. Hill, V. Blatov, D. Proserpio, A. Walisinghe, N. De
Bruyn, J. Gale.

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 O12.04. PHOTOACTIVE HYBRID MATERIALS (DYE/ALUMINOPHOSPHATES) FOR OPTICAL
APPLICATIONS
V. Martinez-Martinez, A. Oliden-Sanchez, R. Sola-Llano, L. Gomez-Hortigüela, J. Pérez-Pariente, M.

MONDAY
Lebental, J. Hofkens, E. Fron, H. Uji-I.

10:20 – 11:00 ORAL SESSION 01.

Committee room 1+2.

O02.01. HYDROXYL NETWORKS IN ZEOLITES REVEALED BY IR AND NMR SPECTROSCOPY

COMBINED WITH DFT CALCULATIONS

TUESDAY
E. Dib, I. Medeiros Costa, G. Vayssilov, H. Aleksandrov, N. Nesterenko, J.P. Gilson, S. Mintova.

O02.02. IN-SITU AND EX-SITU INVESTIGATION OF THE DECA-DODECASIL 3 RHOMBOHEDRAL

ZEOLITE FOR NOBLE GAS CAPTURE
G. Nénert, P. Du, Y. Zhang, X. Wang, W. Jin, X. Gu, S. Canossa.

WEDNESDAY
11:00 – 11:20 COFFEE BREAK

11:20 – 11:40 KEY NOTE 01.

Auditorium 1.

KN.01. ROBUST METAL ORGANIC FRAMEWORKS: FROM SYNTHESIS, SCALE-UP, SHAPING

TO INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS
Christian Serre

THURSDAY
11:20 – 12:20 ORAL SESSION 02.
Auditorium 2.

O04.03. INTRINSIC EFFECT OF H-ZSM-5 ALUMINIUM CONTENT ON METHANOL-TO-

OLEFINS
M.E. Lissens, P. Mendes, B. Estevens, M. Sabbe, J. Thybaut

FRIDAY
O04.04. A COMPUTATIONAL STUDY OF THE INITIAL STEPS IN THE ZEOLITE-CATALYSED
METHANOL-TO-HYDROCARBONS PROCESS: ACTIVATING AND CONVERTING
METHANOL
S. Nastase, R. Catlow, A. Logsdail.

O04.05. DIRECT DISCERNING THE REACTION PATHWAYS IN METHANOL-TO-

HYDROCARBONS PROCESS VIA TRANSIENT OPERATION
C. Liu, E. Uslamin, E. Pidko, F. Kapteijn.

11:20 – 13:00 ORAL SESSION 02.

Auditorium 3.

O03.03. CORRELATING ACID SITE CONCENTRATION TO CATALYTIC ACTIVITY AND

LIFETIME IN MICROPOROUS SOLID-ACID ALPOS
M. Potter, A. Oakley, J. Le Brocq, E. Mcshane, L. Spiske, P. Plesslow, F. Studt, B. Vandegehuchte, R.
Raja.

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 O03.04. ALUMINUM DISTRIBUTION IN MORDENITE-ZEOLITE FRAMEWORK: A NEW
OUTLOOK BASED ON DENSITY FUNCTIONAL THEORY CALCULATIONS
J. Antúnez-García, V. Petranovskii, F. Murrieta-Rico, R. Yocupicio-Gaxiola, M. Shelyapina, S. Fuentes-

MONDAY
Moyado.

O03.05. EFFECT OF PAIRED ALUMINUM SITES ON THE DIFFUSION OF [CU(NH3)2]+ IN CU-

CHA PREDICTED BY MACHINE LEARNING ACCELERATED MOLECULAR DYNAMICS.
R. Millan, R. Gomez-Bombarelli, M. Boronat.

O03.06. THEORETICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE OLEFIN CYCLE IN H-SSZ-13 FOR THE

TUESDAY
ETHANOL-TO-OLEFINS PROCESS USING AB INITIO CALCULATIONS AND KINETIC
MODELING
J. Amsler, S. Bernart, P.N. Plessow, F. Studt.

O03.07. TO HOP OR NOT TO HOP? HOW ACID SITES CAN ALTER LIGHT OLEFIN DIFFUSION
IN ZEOLITES DURING THE MTO PROCESS
P. Cnudde, E. Redekop, U. Olsbye, V. Van Speybroeck

WEDNESDAY
11:20 – 13:00 ORAL SESSION 02.
Committee room 1+2.

O02.03. REVISITING THE ACIDITY AND CATALYTIC ACTIVITY OF USY

L. Lakiss, C. Kouvatas, J.P. Gilson, H. Aleksandrov, G. Vayssilov, N. Nesterenko, S. Mintova, V. Valtchev.

O02.04 COMPARISON AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ACIDIC PROPERTIES OF MAZZITE

THURSDAY
AND LTL ZEOLITES
A. Contini, M. Jendrlin, V. Zholobenko.

O02.05. ELUCIDATION OF THE VERSATILE BRØNSTED ACIDITY OF NANOSIZED ZSM-5

MATERIALS
Y. Traa, B. Gehring, M. Hunger.

O02.06. LOCAL AND PERIODIC COOPERATIVITY OF SILANOL DEFECT CHEMISTRY IN

FRIDAY
ZEOLITES
H. Koller, C. Schroeder, C. Lew, S. Zones, Y.F. Chen, M. Sierka.

O02.07. CLEANSING THE CRYSTALS OF DEALUMINATED ZEOLITE Y FROM AMORPHOUS

DEBRIS
M. Gackowski, J. Datka, A. Selent, I. Ainasoja, M. Mazur, M. Hunger, V.V. Telkki.

12:00 – 13:00 ORAL SESSION 02.

Auditorium 1.

O01.03. SYNTHESIS OF NI/ZN-BASED BIMETALLIC METAL-ORGANIC FRAMEWORK FOR

OLEFIN OLIGOMERIZATION REACTION
T. Zanette, S. Gutierrez-Tarriño, P. Oña Burgos, G. Agostini, C. Wittee Lopes, K. Bernardo-Gusmão.

O01.04. ENHANCING THE HYDROLYTIC STABILITY OF POROUS BORON NITRIDE FOR USE
IN INDUSTRIAL MOLECULAR SEPARATIONS
A. L’hermitte, H. Azzan, M.H.N. Yio, A.K. Rajagopalan, T. Hirosawa, T. Isobe, C. Petit.

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 O01.05. DYNAMICS AND STRUCTURE OF WATER CONFINED IN PERIODIC MESOPOROUS
ORGANOSILICAS
B. Malfait, A. Jani, R. Lefort, A. Moréac, B. Mietner, M. Busch, P. Huber, D. Morineau, M. Fröba.

MONDAY
12:20 – 13:00 KEY NOTE 02.
Auditorium 2.

KN.02. ADVANCES IN STRUCTURE – CATALYTIC PERFORMANCE RELATIONSHIPS OF

ZEOLITES
Pablo Beato.

TUESDAY
13:00 – 15:00 LUNCH

15:00 – 16:00 PLENARY LECTURE 2

Re-engineering of Zeolite Synthesis

WEDNESDAY
Professor Tatsuya Okubo.
Executive Vice President and Professor of Chemical System Engineering at The University of Tokyo

16:00 – 17:00 ORAL SESSION 03.

Auditorium 1.

O01.06. PHOSPHORUS-MODIFIED SMALL PORE ZEOLITES: THEIR PROGRESS IN THE

SYNTHESIS AND CATALYTIC APPLICATIONS

THURSDAY
N. Tsunoji, T. Sano, S. Inagaki, R. Osuga, Y. Kubota, T. Yokoi, M. Ogura, M. Sadakane

O01.07. DEALUMINATION OF SMALL-PORE ZEOLITES THROUGH PORE-OPENING

MIGRATION PROCESS (POMP) WITH THE AID OF PORE-FILLER STABILIZATION
T. Yoshioka, K. Iyoki, Y. Hotta, Z. Liu, R. Ohnishi, T. Takewaki, T. Sano, T. Okubo, T. Wakihara

O01.08. DESIGNED SYNTHESIS OF STA-30: A SMALL-PORE ZEOLITE CATALYST WITH

TOPOLOGY TYPE SWY

FRIDAY
R. Chitac, J. Bradley, N. Mcnamara, A. Mayoral, A. Turrina, I. Lezcano-González, A. Beale, P. Wright.

16:00 – 17:00 ORAL SESSION 03.

Auditorium 2.

O04.06. ZEOLITE-SUPPORTED SINGLE METAL ATOMS AND METAL CLUSTERS FOR HIGH
TEMPERATURE CATALYTIC APPLICATIONS
P. Serna Merino, M. Moliner, A. Corma, S. Yacob, C. Kliewer

O04.07. DELAMINATED ZEOLITES AS SUPPORT FOR METAL NANOCLUSTERS: STRUCTURE

DYNAMICS AND REACTIVITY
N. Barrabes, I. López-Hernández, V. Truttmann, F. Rey, A. Palomares.

O04.08. EFFECT OF ORGANIC STRUCTURE DIRECTING AGENT ISOMER FRACTION ON

ACIDIC PROPERTY OF SSZ-39 ZEOLITE AND DIMETHYL ETHER-TO-OLEFIN
PERFORMANCE
Y. Wang, X. Meng, F. Xiao, W. Zhang, H. Gies, B. Marler, D. De Vos, U. Kolb, T. De Baerdemaeker,
A.N. Parvulescu, U. Müller, T. Yokoi

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16:00 – 17:00 ORAL SESSION 03.
Auditorium 3.

O03.08. LOCAL AND NANOSCALE WATER BEHAVIOUR IN ZEOLITES

MONDAY
A. Porter, A. O’malley

O03.09. ANALYSIS OF GAS AND WATER VAPOR SORPTION ISOTHERMS OF ZEOLITES WITH
THE EXCESS SURFACE WORK – DISJOINING PRESSURE (ESW-DP) APPROACH
J. Adolphs

O03.10. ENERGETICS AND STRUCTURE OF AG-WATER CLUSTERS FORMED IN SI/AL-

TUESDAY
MORDENITE
J. Rimsza, K. Chapman, T. Nenoff

16:00 – 17:00 ORAL SESSION 03.

Committee room 1+2.

O02.08. PROTON CONDUCTION IN MOFS AND COORDINATION POLYMERS STUDIED BY

WEDNESDAY
IMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPY
A. Javed, F. Steinke, S. Wöhlbrandt, N. Stock, M. Tiemann

16:20 – 17:00 KEY NOTE 03.

Committee room 1+2.

KN.03. THE SURPRISING ROOM TEMPERATURE LABILITY OF ZEOLITES IN CONTACT WITH

LIQUID WATER: WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR HOW WE VIEW ZEOLITES?

THURSDAY
Russell E. Morris

17:00 – 19:00 COFFE BREAK & POSTER SESSION

17:00 – 19:00 POSTER SESSION 01.

Hall.

FRIDAY
P01.001. NH3-SCR CATALYSTS FOR HEAVY-DUTY DIESEL VEHICLES: PREPARATION OF CHA-
TYPE ZEOLITES WITH LOW-COST TEMPLATES
E. Bello, P. Ferri, M. Nero, T. Willhammar, I. Millet, F.W. Schütze, L. Van Tendeloo, P.N.R. Vennestrøm,
M. Boronat, A. Corma, M. Moliner

P01.003. SELECTIVE ACTIVE SITE PLACEMENT IN LEWIS ACID ZEOLITES AND IMPLICATIONS
FOR CATALYSIS OF OXYGENATED COMPOUNDS
A. Martínez Gómez-Aldaravi, A. Rodríguez Fernández, J. R. Di Iorio, C. Paris, M. Boronat, A. Corma
Canós, Y. Román Leshkov, M. Moliner Marín

P01.004. SYNTHESIS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF NEW MESOPOROUS MATERIALS BASED

ON ORGANOALUMINOSILICATES
C. Esteban, U. Diaz

P01.005. NANOPOROUS METAL OXIDE FILMS AND MICROPATTERNS SYNTHESIZED BY

HYDROGEL TEMPLATING
Z. Chen, C. Weinberger, D. Kuckling, M. Tiemann

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P01.006. SYNTHESIS OF ZEOLITES WITH PREDICTABLE SI/AL RATIO ACROSS FRAMEWORK
TOPOLOGIES
K. Asselman, P. Nick, N. Doppelhammer, B. Thijs, M. Haouas, F. Taulelle, J.A. Martens, E. Breynaert,

MONDAY
C.E. Kirschhock

P01.007. SYNTHESES OF MTT-TYPE ZEOLITES WITH THE PRESENCE OF BOTH OTMAC AND
SFE-TYPE ZEOLITE SEEDS
D. Ma, W. Fu, C. Liu, Z. Wang, W. Yang

P01.008. UNRAVELLING ZEOLITE FORMATION MECHANISMS USING IN-SITU LIQUID CELL

TUESDAY
TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPY
M. Meijerink, I. Arslan

P01.009. GLYCEROL CARBONATE FORMATION BY TRANSESTERIFICATION OF THE GLYCEROL

WITH DIFFERENT CARBONATE ESTERS
D. Cardoso, G. Paula, J. Eid

WEDNESDAY
P01.010. NICKEL ON TWO-DIMENSIONAL MWW-TYPE ZEOLITE AND ITS HIGH ACTIVITY
AND STABILITY FOR CARBON DIOXIDE REFORMING OF METHANE
J. Bae, Y. Cho, S. Lee, S. Kweon, Y.W. Kim, E.J. Kim, H.K. Min, M.B. Park

P01.011. FEMTOSECOND LASER ASSISTED SYNTHESIS OF ZEOLITES

S. Galioglu, M. Hagverdiyev, M. Dogan, O. Yavuz, G. Makey, O. Ilday, S. Ilday

P01.012. ZEOLITE TEMPLATED CARBONS: A KINETIC STUDY OF THEIR DEVELOPMENT

THURSDAY
T. Aumond, I. Batonneau-Gener, Y. Pouilloux, D. Wisser, M. Moreau, H. Vezin, A. Moissette, A. Sachse

P01.013. SYNTHESIS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF PURE NICKEL ZEOLITIC IMIDAZOLATE

FRAMEWORK WITH RHO TOPOLOGY
A. Škrjanc, M. Mazaj, N. Zabukovec Logar

P01.014. LIGNIN/HKUST-1 AS A HYBRID NANOCOMPOSITE FOR PH-CONTROLLED DRUG

RELEASE SYSTEM

FRIDAY
H. Djahaniani, N. Gavidel Darestani, H. Kazemian

P01.015. PSEUDO-ONE-POT MAGADIITE TO MORDENITE ZEOLITE INTERCONVERSION

ASSISTED BY ALUMINUM ADDING
R. Lima, C. Lopes, S. Pergher

P01.016. CU LOADED ON SELECTESD MOFS PREPARED UNDER SUSTAINABLE CONDITION

N.R. Habib, R. Sainz, A.M. Taddesse, I. Díaz, M. Sánchez-Sánchez

P01.017. CONSTRUCTION OF EMBRYONIC *BEA ZEOLITE FOR ECO-FRIENDLY PROCESSING

GUTTER OIL AND POLYETHYLENE MACROMOLECULES
Y. Liu, Q. Wang, L. Zhang, J. Zheng, R. Li

P01.018. FLUORIDE-FREE SYNTHESIS OF HIGH-SILICA, MEDIUM-PORE ZEOLITES PST-22 AND

PST-30
D. Jo, S.B. Hong, J. Hong

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P01.019. CLATHRASILS CRYSTALLIZATION IN ACIDIC FLUORIDE MEDIUM
H. Zhao, R. Ding, Q. Lang, S. Wang, G. Fu, X. Yang, V. Valtchev

MONDAY
P01.020. EFFECT OF THE PREPARATION METHOD ON THE CATALYTIC PROPERTIES OF
COPPER-CONTAINING ZEOLITE Y APPLIED FOR NH3-SCR
R.S.R. Suharbiansah, D. Poppitz, M. Liebau, R. Gläser, M. Jablonska

P01.021. SURFACTANT MODIFIED ZEOLITIZISED COAL FLY ASH: A NOVEL ADSORBENT FOR
REMOVAL OF GLYPHOSATE FROM CONTAMINATED WATER
S. Haghjoo, C. L. Lengauer, H. Kazemian

TUESDAY
P01.022. CATALYTIC PROPERTIES OF HYBRID SILICAS CONTAINING POLYMERIZABLE
CATIONS
D. Cardoso, J.G. Eid, G.M. De Paula

P01.023. HYDROGEN-BONDED WATER-AMINIUM ASSEMBLIES FOR SYNTHESIS OF ZEOTYPES

WITH ORDERED HETEROATOMS

WEDNESDAY
S.H. Park, S. Radhakrishnan, W. Choi, C.V. Chandran, K.C. Kemp, E. Breynaert, R.G. Bell, C.E.A.
Kirschhock, S.B. Hong

P01.024. SOLVENTLESS SYNTHESIS OF ZIF-L AND ZIF-8 WITH HYDRAULIC PRESS AND HIGH
TEMPERATURE
M. Pérez Miana, J.U. Reséndiz Ordóñez, J. Coronas Ceresuela

P01.025. NOVEL METHODOLOGY FOR PREPARING CHA/AEI ZEOLITE INTERGROWTHS

THURSDAY
USING SIMPLE BI-SELECTIVE OSDAS
C. Paris, E. Bello-Jurado, D. Schawalbe-Koda, M. Nero, T. Uusimäki, Y. Román-Leshkov, A. Corma, T.
Willhammar, R. Gómez-Bombarelli, M. Moliner

P01.026. INTERZEOLITE CONVERSION OF FAU TO MFI FROM BATCH TO MILLI-FLOW

ULTRASONIC CONTINUOUS REACTOR
E. Brozzi, M. Dusselier, S. Kuhn

FRIDAY
P01.027. SYNTHESIS OF MG AND ZN DOPED ZSM-5 FOR DEHYDROAROMATIZATION OF
ETHANE
T. Sumi, K. Miyake, Y. Uchida, N. Nishiyama

P01.028. METHANOL, BEYOND A GREEN” SOLVENT FOR THE ROOM-TEMPERATURE

SYNTHESIS OF MOF-74
J.G. Flores Aguilar, M. Sánchez Sánchez, J. Aguilar Pliego, P. Rangel Rivera, B. Bachiller Baeza

P01.029. AMORPHOUS ALUMINOSILICATE NANOSHEETS AS INTERMEDIATE FOR SYNTHESIS

OF CHA-TYPE ZEOLITE NANOSHEETS
K. Sasaki, J.A. Hernandez Gaitan, Y. Tokuda, K. Miyake, Y. Uchida, N. Nishiyama

P01.030. THIN ZIF-8 NANOSHEETS SYNTHESIZED BY USING TWO-DIMENSIONAL REACTOR

IN AMPHIPHILIC PHASES (TRAP) METHOD
K. Sasaki, Y. Shu, K. Miyake, Y. Uchida, N. Nishiyama

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P01.031. EVOLUTION OF TEXTURAL AND STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES DURING THE STEAM
ASSISTED TREATMENT OF MCM-41 TO MFI
I. Souza, S. Pergher, A. Sachse

MONDAY
P01.032. MECHANICALLY STABLE HIERARCHICAL MESO-/MACROPOROUS AL2O3 MONOLITHS
TUNED BY POST-GELATION PROCESSES
K.L. Abel, T. Beger, D. Poppitz, R. Gläser

P01.033. TAILORING LEWIS/BRØNSTED ACID PROPERTIES OF MOF NODES VIA HYDROTHERMAL

AND SOLVOTHERMAL SYNTHESIS: SIMPLE APPROACH WITH EXCEPTIONAL

TUESDAY
CATALYTIC IMPLICATIONS
B. Bohigues, S. Rojas Buzo, M. Moliner Marín, C. Wittee Lopes, D. Motta Meira, M. Boronat, A.
Corma

P01.034. TOWARD THE DESIGN OF EFFICIENT METAL FREE ORR CATALYSTS BASED ON
ZEOLITE TEMPLATED CARBONS
T. Aumond, V. Fogiel, L. Leandro Dos Santos, I. Batonneau-Gener, Y. Pouilloux, C. Comminges, C.

WEDNESDAY
Canaff, A. Habrioux, A. Sachse

P01.035. CHIRAL POROUS POLYMERS BASED ON BINOL BUILDING BLOCKS FOR

ENANTIOSELECTIVE FLUORESCENCE SENSING
M.D.C. Borrallo Aniceto, A. Valverde, F. Sánchez, A. Arnanz, M. Iglesias

P01.036. REDUCTIVE DEMETALLATION OF ZEOLITES YIELDS METAL@ZEOLITE

HYDROGENATION CATALYSTS

THURSDAY
J. Přech, A. Kurbanova, S. Kurucová, M. Mazur, D. Zákutná

P01.037. TUNING THE SI/AL RATIO OF NANOSIZED CHA CRYSTALS VIA ACIDIC/BASIC POST-
SYNTHETIC TREATMENT
S. Ghojavand, B. Riodent, E. Dib, V. Ruaux, S. Mintova

P01.038. TOWARD EFFICIENT SYNTHESIS OF CHIRAL ZEOLITES: A RATIONAL STRATEGY

FOR FLUORIDE-FREE SYNTHESIS OF STW-TYPE ZEOLITE

FRIDAY
K. Iyoki, Y. Shinno, Y. Naraki, T. Okubo, T. Wakihara

P01.039. THERMAL IN SITU XRD INVESTIGATION FOR THE ALKALI DECOMPOSITION OF

NATURAL ZEOLITE ROCK AND SUBSEQUENT ZEOLITE LTA SYNTHESIS
K. Wruck, G. Millar

P01.040. DEHYDRATION-CONDENSATION OF THE LAYERS OF ZEOLITE PRECURSOR MCM-

22(P)
M. Fabbiani, A. Morsli, G. Confalonieri, T. Cacciaguerra, F. Fajula, J. Haines, A. Bengueddach, R.
Arletti, F. Di Renzo

P01.041. LUMINESCENT SULFUR-DOPED SODALITE STARTING FROM NA-LTA ZEOLITE

C. Viola, A. Ruivo, C. Laia, J. Avó, L. Alves, L. Ferreira, M. Teixeira, F. Folgosa, J. Lima, M. Outis

P01.042. SUSTAINABLE SYNTHESIS OF CERIUM OXIDE-IMPREGNATED ITQ-2 AND MCM-22

ZEOLITES USING SILICA-BASED BRAZILIAN RICE HUSKS WASTE – CATALYSTS FOR
THE TOTAL OXIDATION OF BENZENE
A.J. Schwanke, G.M. Maffi, A. Sachse, C. Radke, R. Balzer, K. Bernardo-Gusmão

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P01.043. FAST SYNTHESIS OF HIGH-SILICA FAU-TYPE ZEOLITE USING A SIMPLE ORGANIC
CATION BY SEED-DIRECTED APPROACH
Y. Sada, S. Miyagi, M. Yoshioka, T. Ishikawa, Y. Naraki, T. Sano, T. Okubo, T. Wakihara

MONDAY
P01.044. DEVELOPMENT OF NANO-SIZED ZEOLITE Y
H. Habboubi, L. Ding, H. Sitepu, F. Alotaibi

P01.045. SYNTHESIS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF THE AEROGEL SILICA/MOF MONOLITH

K.M. Costa Santos, M.R. Oliveira Santos, T. Reis Menezes, T.S. Lima Da Silva, E. Rodriguez-Castellón,
J. Faccin De Conto, S.M. Egues, C. Costapinto Santana, C. Dariva, G. Rodrigues Borges, E. Franceschi

TUESDAY
P01.046. 1,4,7-TRIAZACYCLONONANE-BASED COBALT COMPLEXES FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF
ZEOTYPES
J.C. Höner, A. Schaate, Y. Krysiak, P. Behrens

P01.047. EFFECT OF TEMPLATE/SILICA RATIO AND CRYSTALLIZATION TEMPERATURE ON

THE PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF ZSM-5 ZEOLITE

WEDNESDAY
M. Albahar, E. Al-Shafei, M. Aljishi, M. Sanhoob

P01.048. COMPARISON OF DIFFERENT DEFECT-HEALING TREATMENTS FOR ZEOLITE BETA

F. Clark, R. Garcia, A. Turrina

P01.049. EFFECT OF ORGANIC ADDITIVE ON THE CRYSTAL GROWTH OF NANOSIZED CHA

ZEOLITE
A. Magisson, E. Clatworthy, S. Mintova

THURSDAY
P01.050. PEPTIDE-CONJUGATION OF SILICA NANOPARTICLES AS A TOOL FOR EVAPORATION-
INDUCED SELF-ASSEMBLY
C. Von Baeckmann, G.M.D.M. Rubio, A.J. Herbst, H. Kählig, D. Kurzbach, M.R. Reithofer, F. Kleitz

P01.051. TITANIUM CONTAINING ITQ-15 ZEOLITE: SYNTHESIS AND CATALYTICAL PROPERTIES

H.J. Verdeguer Asensio, M.P. Cumplido Comeche, M.J. Díaz Cabañas, M.J. Sabater Picot

FRIDAY
P01.052. IS THE AL DISTRIBUTION INFLUENCED BY NA+ DURING THE SYNTHESIS OF CHA
ZEOLITE? AN EPR INVESTIGATION OF CU SPECIES IN CU-CHA
Q. Gao, S. Mossin

P01.053. PREPARATION OF HIERARCHICAL ZEOLITES WITH HIGH HYDROTHERMAL STABILITY

USING OSDA-OCCLUDED ZEOLITES
X. Li, K. Miyake, Y. Uchida, N. Nishiyama

P01.054. SYNTHESIS OF HIERARCHICALLY STRUCTURED ZEOLITE FOR CATALYTIC

APPLICATIONS
J. Lin, J. Gu, A. Borgna, G. Sankar

P01.055. AMMONIA VAPOR ASSISTED SYNTHESIS OF METAL-ORGANIC FRAMEWORK ZIF-8

A. Würz, A. Hosseini, M. Hartmann

P01.056. TAILORING THE UIO-66 CRYSTAL MORPHOLOGY AND SIZE DISTRIBUTION WITH
ACID-BASE CO-MODULATION
S.A. Khan, R. Davoudnezhad, B. Akata Kurc

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P01.057. EFFECT OF ACID TREATMENT ON THE SYNTHESIS OF LTA AND FAU ZEOLITES
THROUGH ONE-POT FUSION METHOD FROM CLASS C FLY ASH
S.C. Gölboylu, B. Akata Kurç

MONDAY
P01.058 CONTINUOUS SYNTHESIS OF HIERARCHICALLY STRUCTURED ZEOLITES BY
AEROSOL-ASSISTED EVAPORATION-INDUCED SELF-ASSEMBLY
I. Alnutaifi, C.R. Boruntea, M.O. Coppens

P01.059. THE ORIGINS OF THE INNER HETEROGENEITIES OF ZSM-5 CRYSTALS

Y. Shen, Q. Yue, Z. Qin, A. Beuque, L. Pinard, S. Asahina, N. Asano, Z. Yan, X. Liu, S. Mintova

TUESDAY
P01.060. FORMATION OF NANOCOMPOSITES VIA INCORPORATION OF VARIOUS
LUMINESCENT GUEST SPECIES INTO THE ZEOLITIC IMIDAZOLATE FRAMEWORK
ZIF-8
M. Joshi, Z. Wang, M. Fischer, L. Gromotka, P. Cardenas, M. Hartmann, D. Segets, W. Peukert, J.
Walter

WEDNESDAY
P01.061. SYNTHETIC ZEOLITES FROM FLY ASH FOR GAS CAPTURE AND STORAGE
J. Madej, R. Panek, W. Franus

P01.062. APPLYING SOLAR THERMAL TECHNOLOGY (CST) TO SYNTHESIZE ZEOLITES

FROM NATURAL SOURCES: INVESTIGATION OF CORROSIVE NATURE OF ZEOLITE
PRECURSORS
P. Paşabeyoğlu, B. Akata, G. Moumin

THURSDAY
P01.063. DESIGN AND SYNTHESIS OF HIGHLY ACTIVE IRON-CONTAINING SMALL-PORE
ZEOLITE OF THE CHABAZITE TYPE (CHA) FOR THE SELECTIVE CATALYTIC
REDUCTION OF NITRIC OXIDE WITH AMMONIA
A. Shahid, W. Schwieger, M. Hartmann, J. Bauer, R. Dotzel, J. Muench

P01.064. THE EFFECT OF ALUMINIUM SOURCE AND ALKALI CATIONS ON BEA- AND MFI-
TYPE ZEOLITE FORMATION
N. Bebic, A. Krajnc, P. Sket, A. Palcic

FRIDAY
P01.065. SYNTHESIS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF OSDA FREE CHABAZITE
L. Youngner, R. García

P01.066. FACILE MODULATION OF MESOPOROSITY AND SURFACE CHEMISTRY WITHIN

NOVEL HIERARCHICAL ALUMINOPHOSPHATE SPECIES
A. Oakley, M. Potter, J. Le Brocq, E. Mcshane, M. Carravetta, M. Light, B. Vandegehuchte, R. Raja

P01.067. SCALE-UP OF STEAM-ASSISTED CRYSTALLIZATION OF SSZ-13 CATALYSTS

S. Jäger, R. Reber, J. Bauer, R. Dotzel, N. Bats, W. Schwieger, M. Hartmann

P01.068. USE OF RESIDUE OF FLUORESCENT LAMPS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF AEL TYPE ZEOLITE
M.I. Soares De Mello, G. C S Lima, L. Bieseki, S.B. C Pergher

P01.069. WASTE COAL FLY ASH DERIVED MORDENITE AND ANALCIME ZEOLITES: SYNTHESIS
AND CHARACTERIZATION
H. Lankapati, D. Lathiya, K. Maheria

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P01.070. RECENT SYNTHETIC STRATEGIES FOR TUNING THE AL INCORPORATION IN
ZEOLITES
J. Bae, M. Dusselier

MONDAY
P01.071. YEAST AND BTAB SURFACTANT MEDIATED SYNTHESIS OF NOVEL MESOZEOLITE
H-BEA CATALYSTS: AN ASSESSMENT OF THEIR CATALYTIC PERFORMANCE IN THE
SYNTHESIS OF N-HEXYL LEVULINATE
K. Maheria, A. Patel, B. Mansuri, H. Parmar, A. Dalai

P01.072. SUGAR BASED ORGANIC STRUCTURE DIRECTING AGENTS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF

TUESDAY
HOMOCHIRAL STW ZEOLITE
A. Sala, J.L. Jordá, A.L. Llamas-Saiz, F. Rey, S. Valencia

P01.073. CHLOROHYDROXO GOLD(III) COMPLEXE AND THEIR ADSORB STATE IN TITANIUM

MODIFIED MESOPOROUS TEMPLATED SILICA
Z. Youssef, B. Albela, M. El-Eter, L. Bonneviot

WEDNESDAY
P01.074. SOSTENIBLE SYNTHESIS OF CRYSTALLINE POROUS ORGANIC FRAMEWORKS FOR
MEMBRANE APLICATIONS
I. Martínez Visus, C.M. Ulcuango Guarnizo, B. Zornoza Encabo, J. Coronas Ceresuela, C. Téllez Ariso

P01.075. GREEN SYNTHESIS OF GLASS FORMING ZIF-76

M. Švegovec, A. Škrjanc, A. Krajnc, N. Zabukovec Logar

P01.076. COMPARATIVE STUDY OF SYNTHESIS, CHARACTERIZATION AND CATALYTIC

THURSDAY
PROPERTIES OF MSE-TYPE ZEOLITES, UZM-35 AND MCM-68
H. Toyoda, R. Osuga, Y. Wang, K. Yazawa, H. Gies, C.J. Gilbert, B. Yilmaz, C.P. Kelkar, T. Yokoi.

P01.077. CONTROL OF ACID-SITE DISTRIBUTION ON CON-TYPE ZEOLITE BY SURFACTANT-

ASSISTED CRYSTALLIZATION
M. Sawada, T. Matsumoto, R. Osuga, S. Yasuda, Y. Wang, J. Kondo, H. Onozuka, S. Tsutsuminai, T.
Yokoi.

FRIDAY
P01.078. CRYSTAL SIZE AND FRAMEWORK COMPOSITION CONTROL OF ZEOLITES P1 AND
P2
J. Al Atrach, R. Guillet-Nicolas, V. Valtchev

P01.079. A STABLE 3D EXTRALARGE PORE ZEOLITE ENABLED BY A 1D-3D TOPOTACTIC

CONDENSATION
J. Li, Z. Gao, Q.F. Lin, C. Liu, F. Gao, C. Lin, S. Zhang, H. Deng, A. Mayoral, W. Fan, S. Luo, X. Chen,
M. Camblor, F.J. Chen, J. Yu.

P01.080. UTILIZATION OF CAGE SILOXANES FOR TITANIUM-CONTAINING SILOXANE-BASED

CATALYSTS WITH UNIQUE TI SITES
T. Hikino, Y. Kawakubo, K. Kuroda, A. Shimojima.

P01.081. HYDRATED SILICATE IONIC LIQUIDS ILLUMINATE THE BLACK BOX OF

ALUMINOSILICATE ZEOLITE SYNTHESIS
K. Asselman, N. Pellens, N. Doppelhammer, S. Radhakrishnan, V. Chandran, B. Jakoby, J. Martens,
C. Kirschhock, E. Breynaert.

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P01.082. INTRACRYSTALLINE MESOPOROSITY IN ZEOLITE MORDENITE GENERATED BY THE
CATIONIC SURFACTANT CETYTRIMETHYLAMMONIUM CTA+
A. Vidal-De La Fuente, M. Grande-Casas, M. Sanchez-Sanchez, J. Pérez-Pariente.

MONDAY
P01.083. PREPARATION OF ION-EXCHANGED CHABAZITE-TYPE ZEOLITE WITH MONO-
AND DIVALENT CATIONS FOR H2/D2 SEPARATION
K. Marcinowski, M.F. Lukman, D. Poppitz, A. Pöppl, R. Gläser.

P05.001. MOF CATALYSTS FOR ENERGY APPLICATIONS: INCORPORATION OF TRANSITION

METALS AT THE ATOMIC LEVEL

TUESDAY
Z. Huang

P05.002. COBALT METAL-ORGANIC FRAMEWORK BASED ON LAYERED DOUBLE NANOSHEETS

FOR ENHANCED ELECTROCATALYTIC WATER OXIDATION IN NEUTRAL MEDIA
S. Gutiérrez-Tarriño, J.L. Olloqui-Sariego, J.J. Calvente, G. Mínguez-Espallargas, F. Rey, A. Corma, P.
Oña-Burgos

WEDNESDAY
P05.003. GRAPHITIZED NANOPOROUS RESORCINOL-FORMALDEHYDE SPHERES AS HIGHLY
STABLE SUPPORTS FOR ELECTROCHEMICAL PROCESSES
A. Hopf, N.K. Tran, F. Schüth

P05.004. NOVEL CATALYSTS BASED ON REDUCED GRAPHENE OXIDE FOR H2 PRODUCTION

FROM NH3
M. Pinzón García, O. Avilés García, Á. Alcazar Ruiz, A. De Lucas-Consuegra, A. Raquel De La Osa, P.
Sánchez Paredes, A. Romero Izquierdo

THURSDAY
P05.005. SYNTHESIS OF CON-TYPE ZEOLITE NANOCATALYST TOWARD PROLONGED LIFETIME
IN METHANOL-TO-OLEFINS REACTION VIA BEAD-MILLING, RECRYSTALLISATION
AND DEFECT-HEALING TREATMENTS.
M. Takemoto, K. Iyoki, Y. Otsuka, H. Onozuka, A. Chokkalingam, T. Yokoi, S. Tsutsuminai, T.
Takewaki, T. Wakahira, T. Okubo

P05.006. LIGHT OLEFINS PRODUCTION VIA DIMETHYL ETHER DEHYDRATION OVER

FRIDAY
ZEOLITES: MATERIAL PROPERTIES, PRODUCTS SELECTIVITY, AND CATALYSTS
STABILITY
E. Giglio, F. Salomone, G. Ferrarelli, E. Corrao, M. Migliori, S. Bensaid, R. Pirone, G. Giordano

P05.007. SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES OF MOLECULAR OXYGEN SPLITTING OVER FE-FERRIERITE

K. Mlekodaj, M. Lemishka, A. Kornas, J. Olszowka, H. Jirglova, J. Dedecek, E. Tabor.

P09.001. CO2 SEPARATION BY NANOZEOLITES FROM DILUTE STREAM – A BREAKTHROUGH

STUDY
E. Clatworthy, S. Ghojavand, B. Coasne, R. Guillet-Nicolas, J.P. Gilson, N. Nesterenko, S. Mintova

P09.002. BINDER-FREE ZEOLITE 4A FOR BIOGAS UPGRADING AND CO2 CAPTURE

L. F. A. S. Zafanelli, E. Aly, A. Henrique, A. E. Rodrigues, J. A. C. Silva

P09.003. PERFORMANCE OF AMINE-IMPREGNATED MESOPOROUS SILICA CO2 ADSORBENTS

WITH DIFFERENT PORE STRUCTURES AND AMINES UNDER DRY AND WET AMBIENT
AIR CONDITIONS
R. Kumar, M. Bandyopadhyay, M. Pandey, N. Tsunoji

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P09.004. PREPARATION OF MOF SPHERES FOR USE IN A MOVING-BED TEMPERATURE SWING
ADSORPTION PILOT FOR POST-COMBUSTION CO2 CAPTURE
R. Blom, G. Mondino, T. Didriksen, A.I. Spjelkavik, R.E. Stensrød, S. Krishnamurthy

MONDAY
P09.005. IMPACT OF DIFFERENT SYNTHESIS METHODS OF NI-MG/AL HYDROTALCITE ON
PROPERTIES AND CATALYTIC ACTIVITY IN CO2 HYDROGENATION
M. Mališová, K. Föttinger, G. Pacholik, G. Andrade Silva Alves, M. Horňáček

P09.006. CO2 USE AND CONVERSION TO CHEMICALS DRIVEN BY POLYIMIDE-BASED POROUS

CATALYSTS

TUESDAY
M. Echeverri, D. Muñoz

P09.007. SINGLE AND BINARY- COMPONENT BREAKTHROUGH CURVE MEASUREMENT (CO2/

H2O) OF ZEOLITES
J. Adolphs, J. Sonoda, M. Yoshida, A. Schreiber

P09.008. BISMUTH-MOFS AS EFFICIENT ELECTROCATALYSTS FOR THE ELECTROCATALYTIC

WEDNESDAY
CONVERSION OF CO2 TO FORMIC ACID
G. Papanikolaou, D. Chillè, P. Lanzafame, S. Perathoner, G. Centi

P09.009. ACTIVE AND REGIOSELECTIVE RU SINGLE-SITE HETEROGENEOUS CATALYSTS FOR

ALPHA-OLEFIN HYDROFORMYLATION
F.J. Escobar-Bedia, M. Lopez-Haro, J.J. Calvino, V. Martin-Diaconescu, L. Simonelli, V. Perez-Dieste,
M.J. Sabater, P. Concepcion, A. Corma

THURSDAY
P09.010. ETHANE OXIDATIVE DEHYDROGENATION IN THE PRESENCE OF CO2 OVER
MOLYBDENUM CARBIDE CATALYST GRAFTED ON EMBRYONIC ZEOLITES
V. Bikbaeva, N. Nesterenko, J.P. Gilson, V. Valtchev

P09.011. ITQ-6 ZEOLITE AS SUPPORT OF NI-BASED CATALYSTS FOR CATALYTIC CO2

METHANATION. EFFECT OF DELAMINATION AND ALUMINUM CONTENT
R.B. Machado -Silva, A. Chica

FRIDAY
P09.012. CATALYTIC REDUCTION OF CO2 TO CHEMICALS USING FE2C5
P. Muñoz, B. Ledesma, A. Martinez, V. Montes, J.F. Gonzalez

P13.001. FE-CLINOPTILOLITE ADSORBENTS FOR EFFICIENT REMOVAL OF ARSENIC FROM

DRINKING WATER BY TANDEM OXIDATION-ADSORPTION IN CONTINUOUS FLOW
C. Márquez Alvarez, M.J. López Muñoz, A. Arencibia, L. Gómez-Hortigüela, I. Díaz, J. Pérez Pariente

P13.002. NATURAL ZEOLITES AS SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS FOR CO2 CAPTURE AT MODERATE

TEMPERATURE
N. Grifasi, M. Dosa, M. Cavallo, N. Porcaro, V. Crocellà, F. Bonino, D. Fino, M. Piumetti

P13.003. NATURAL MORDENITE FROM SPAIN IN THE MANUFACTURE OF SUSTAINABLE

CEMENTS
L. Presa, J.L. Costafreda, D.A. Martín, S. Rosado, J.L. Parra, J. Zambrano, I. Díaz

P13.004. ZEOLITE-RICH COMPOSITE FOR CHROMIUM (VI) REMOVAL

C. Gravino, D. Caputo, P. Aprea, B. De Gennaro, A. Peluso, B. Galzerano.

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 TUESDAY JULY 5th

MONDAY
09:00 – 10:00 PLENARY LECTURE 3
The impacts of new electron crystallographic techniques on developing nanoporous materials
Professor Xiaodong Zou.
Stockholm University (Sweden)

TUESDAY
10:00 – 11:00 ORAL SESSION 04.
Auditorium 1.

O01.09. PST-35: A MEDIUM-PORE GERMANOSILICATE ZEOLITE WITH TWO ORTHORHOMBIC,

INTERCONNECTED CAGES
K.C. Kemp, W. Choi, D. Jo, S.H. Park, S.B. Hong

O01.10. GTM-3, AN EXTRA-LARGE PORE ENANTIOSELECTIVE CHIRAL ZEOLITIC CATALYST

WEDNESDAY
R. De La Serna, D. Nieto, R. Sainz, B. Bernardo-Maestro, A. Mayoral, J. Perez-Pariente, L. Gomez-
Hortiguela

O01.11. SYNTHESIS OF SN-CONTAINING STW-TYPE MOLECULAR SIEVES USING

ENANTIOPURE ORGANIC STRUCTURE-DIRECTING AGENTS
Y. Park, F.H. Alshafei, D. Fu, M.E. Davis

THURSDAY
10:00 – 11:00 ORAL SESSION 04.
Auditorium 2.

O04.09. METHANE TRANSFORMATIONS OVER COPPER-CONTAINING ZEOLITES

INVESTIGATED BY IN SITU FTIR AND NMR SPECTROSCOPY: FROM PARTIAL
OXIDATION TO C–C COUPLING
M. Artsiusheuski, R. Verel, J. Van Bokhoven, V. Sushkevich

O04.10. SUPPORT EFFECT OF PT/BETA ZEOLITE CATALYSTS FOR TOLUENE OXIDATION

FRIDAY
R. Zou, X. Fan

O04.11. CONVERSION OF POLYOLEFIN WASTE TO VALUABLE BASE CHEMICALS USING

STEAMED AND PHOSPHORUS-MODIFIED MESOPOROUS HZSM-5 ZEOLITES
J. Oenema, A. Eschenbacher, R. John Varghese, E. Delikonstantis, O. Mynko, F. Goodarzi, K. Enemark-
Rasmussen, M. Seifali Abbas-Abadi, G. Stefanidis, K. Van Geem

10:00 – 11:00 ORAL SESSION 04.

Auditorium 3.

O03.11. ATOMISTIC SIMULATION STUDY OF AMINO-ACID FUNCTIONALIZED NI-CPO-27

MEMBRANE FOR DESALINATION
F. Li, F. Sicard, T. Erkal, O. Yazaydin

O03.12. WATER EFFECTS ON CO2 ADSORPTION & DIFFUSION IN MOF FOR CARBON
CAPTURE
Y. Magnin, E. Dirand, A. Orsikowsky, M. Plainchault, V. Pugnet, P. Cordier, P. Llewellyn

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 O03.13. TOWARDS THE DESIGN OF ZEOLITIC-IMIDAZOLATE FRAMEWORKS (ZIFS) WITH
SEPARATION PROPERTIES ON DEMAND
P. Krokidas, S. Karozis, S. Moncho, E. Brothers, I. Economou, G. Giannakopoulos, M. Kainourgiakis,

MONDAY
T. Steriotis

10:00 – 11:00 ORAL SESSION 04.

Committee room 1+2.

O02.09. STRUCTURE DETERMINATION OF SYNTHETIC ORGANIC CONTAINING ZEOLITE

ITQ-52 BY ULTRAFAST 3D ELECTRON DIFFRACTION

TUESDAY
J.I. Tirado Castaño, P.P. Das, S. Plana-Ruiz, J.L. Jordá

O02.10. ZEOLITIC NANOTUBES REVEALED USING TRANSMISSION ELECTRON MICROSCOPY

T. Willhammar, A. Korde, E. Kapaca, X. Zou, C.W. Jones, S. Nair

O02.11. LOCAL STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENT ZEOLITE FRAMEWORKS BY

ELECTRON MICROSCOPY

WEDNESDAY
A. Mayoral, J.E. Readman, Q. Zhang, Y. Ma, Y. Zhang, O. Terasaki

11:00 – 11:20 COFFEE BREAK

11:20 – 13:00 ORAL SESSION 05.

Auditorium 1.

THURSDAY
O02.12. CORRELATED DISTRIBUTIONS OF PT GUEST SPECIES, EXCHANGEABLE CATIONS,
AND FRAMEWORK SITES IN PT-ZEOLITE CATALYSTS
B. Chmelka, T. Battsengel

O01.12. ALUMINIUM AND ACID SITE DIVERSITY DURING ZEOLITE CRYSTALLIZATION AND
THERMAL ACTIVATION
J. Devos, S. Robijns, I. Khalil, M. Dusselier

FRIDAY
O01.13. CLARIFICATION OF ACID SITE LOCATION IN MSE-TYPE ZEOLITES BY SPECTROSCOPIC
APPROACHES COMBINED WITH CATALYTIC ACTIVITY: COMPARISON BETWEEN
UZM-35 AND MCM-68
H. Toyoda, R. Osuga, Y. Wang, K. Yazawa, H. Gies, C.J. Gilbert, B. Yilmaz, C. Kelkar, T. Yokoi

O01.14. OBTAINING A FULLY PAIRED AL DISTRIBUTION THROUGH INTERZEOLITE

CONVERSION: THE EFFECT OF ALKALI CATIONS
S. Robijns, J. Devos, M. Dusselier

O01.15. MORPHOLOGY CHANGES IN CHA ZEOLITE INFLUENCED BY AL DISTRIBUTION

V. Vattipalli, T. Gegan, K.B. Low, A. Moini

11:20 – 13:00 ORAL SESSION 05.

Auditorium 2.

O04.12. CHARGE TRANSFER COMPLEXES BETWEEN IODINE AND TEREPHTHALIC-BASED

MOFS: MIL-125, UIO-66(M), AND UIO-66(M/TI) (M = HF OR ZR)
P.H. Morais Andrade, N. Henry, C. Volkringer, T. Loiseau, H. Vezin, M. Hureau, A. Moissette

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 O04.13. ZEOLITES AND MOFS AS NANOREACTORS OF CATALYTIC SUB–NANOMETRIC
METAL SPECIES FOR SELECTIVE ORGANIC SYNTHESIS.
A. Leyva-Pérez

MONDAY
O04.14. STABLE AND SELECTIVE PT5CE BIMETALLIC CATALYST FOR CO2-OXIDATIVE
DEHYDROGENATION OF ETHANE TO ETHYLENE
N. Muhammad, E. Eom, C. Jo

O04.15. SINGLE NI IONS HOSTED IN ZEOLITES AS ACTIVE SITES FOR SELECTIVE DIMERIZATION
OF BUTENES

TUESDAY
L. Löbbert, R. Khare, M. Sanchez-Sanchez, J. Lercher

O04.16. OXIDATIVE CARBONYLATION OF N-PROTECTED INDOLES BY RHIII-ZEOLITES

S. Van Minnebruggen, C. Marquez, B. Krasniqi, N. Van Velthoven, J. Vercammen, B. De Soete, K.
Janssens, A. Bugaev, D. De Vos

WEDNESDAY
11:20 – 12:00 KEY NOTE 04.
.
Auditorium 3

KN.04. DATA LEARNING APPROACHES TO IDENTIFYING OUTSTANDING POROUS

MATERIALS FOR CHEMICAL TRANSFORMATIONS AND SEPARATIONS
Ben Slater

11:20 – 12:20 ORAL SESSION 05.

THURSDAY
Committee room 1+2.

O02.13. OPERANDO MODELING OF ZEOLITES: TIME-AVERAGED 27AL NMR TENSORS BASED

ON DOUBLE-MACHINE LEARNING APPROACH
P. Nachtigall, C. Heard, C. Lei, L. Frk, L. Grajciar, A. Erlebach

O02.14. A COMPREHENSIVE FTIR STUDY OF DIFFERENT CRYSTAL SIZE ZEOLITE BETA

F. Dalena, H. Zhao, P. Bazin, G. Giordano, V. Valtchev, M. Daturi

FRIDAY
O02.15. SPECTROSCOPIC IDENTIFICATION OF A HIGHLY REACTIVE [CU-O-CU]2+ SITE IN
CU-CHA ZEOLITES FOR SELECTIVE OXIDATION OF METHANE TO METHANOL
D. Plessers, H. Rhoda, A. Heyer, M. Bols, R. Schoonheydt, E. Solomon, B. Sels

12:00 – 13:00 ORAL SESSION 05.

Auditorium 3.

O03.14. AB-INITIO PREDICTION OF MOFS CATALYSTS FOR CO2 REDUCTION

S. Liu, D. Fan, P. Lyu, G. Maurin

O03.15. INVESTIGATION OF C2H4 AND AG EXCHANGED ZEOLITES INTERACTION BY

INELASTIC NEUTRON SCATTERING AND DFT CALCULATIONS
G. Almeida, A. De Marcos-Galán, M. Jiménez-Ruiz, J. Vidal-Moya, J. Martinez-Ortigosa, G. Sastre, F.
Rey, T. Blasco

O03.16. COMPARING THE ISOSTERIC METHOD AND THE DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF CO2
ADSORPTION ENTHALPIES ON LTA AND FAU TYPE ZEOLITES: VALIDATION, LOST
INFORMATION AND BEST PRACTICES
M. Benchaabane, S. Bourrelly, E. Bloch, P. Llewellyn

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12:20 – 13:00 KEY NOTE 05.
Committee room 1+2.

KN.05. COPPER SPECIATION IN CU-ZEOLITES THROUGH THE EYE OF A SPECTROSCOPIST

MONDAY
Silvia Bordiga

13:00 – 15:00 LUNCH

15:00 – 16:00 PLENARY LECTURE 4

TUESDAY
From fundamental understanding to nox removal in automotive applications
Dr. Peter N. R. Vennestrøm.
Umicore Denmark ApS (Denmark)

16:00 – 17:00 ORAL SESSION 06.

Auditorium 1.

WEDNESDAY
O01.16. ENCAPSULATION OF CU NANOPARTICLES IN ZSM-5 ZEOLITE BY FAST
HYDROTHERMAL SYNTHESIS
R. Simancas, R. Kanomata, S. Yasuda, H. Fujitsuka, T. Tago, T. Yokoi, T. Okubo, T. Wakihara

O01.17. LARGE FAUJASITE CRYSTALS: SYNTHESIS, POROSITY AND ACCESSIBILITY

Y. Ganjkhanlou, J.P. Emst, J. Heesakkers, W.C. Versluis, J.M. Dorresteijn, E.T.C. Vogt, B.M.
Weckhuysen, F. Meirer

THURSDAY
O01.18. ZEOLITES GROWN IN ACIDIC MEDIUM
H. Zhao, D. Shi, X. Yang, E. Dib, Q. Fang, S. Qiu, V. Valtchev

16:00 – 16:20 ORAL SESSION 06.

Auditorium 2.

O03.17. INSIGHTS INTO THE DYNAMICS OF ZEOLITE-ENCAPSULATED PT CLUSTERS VIA

MACHINE LEARNING

FRIDAY
C. Heard, A. Erlebach, D. Hou, L. Grajciar, P. Nachtigall

16:00 – 17:00 ORAL SESSION 06.

Auditorium 3.

O13.01. THE APPLICATION OF NATURAL ZEOLITE CATALYSTS IN HYDRODEOXYGENATION

P. Yan, E. Kennedy, M. Stockenhuber

O13.02. EXHAUSTED FLUORIDE FILTER BASED ON NATURAL ZEOLITES FOR AGRICULTURAL

USE
I. Diaz, Z. Bezu, A.M. Taddesse, F.A. Moreno-Arangüena, R. Sainz, L. Gómez-Hortigüela, J. Pérez-
Pariente

O13.03. WASTEWATER TREATMENT BY CLINOPTILOLITE

M. Dosa, C. Galletti, D. Fino, M. Piumetti

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16:00 – 17:00 ORAL SESSION 06.
Committee room 1+2.

O02.16. DISTRIBUTIONS OF AL ATOMS IN CHABAZITE ZEOLITE FRAMEWORKS AND THEIR

MONDAY
EFFECTS ON CATALYTIC REACTION PROPERTIES
M. Schmithorst, S. Prasad, A. Moini, B. Chmelka

O02.17. IDENTIFYING CRYSTALLOGRAPHICALLY DIFFERENT SI-OH-AL BRØNSTED ACID

SITES IN LTA ZEOLITES
S.H. Ahn, Q. Wang, Y. Wang, Y. Chu, F. Deng, S.B. Hong

TUESDAY
O02.18. LOCATING ALUMINUM IN ZEOLITE FRAMEWORKS BY EXPLOITING ANOMALOUS
X-RAY POWDER DIFFRACTION AT THE AL ABSORPTION EDGE
P. Rzepka, A.B. Pinar, A.J. Knorpp, L.B. Mccusker, B. Christian, T. Huthwelker, J.A. Van Bokhoven

16:20 – 17:00 KEY NOTE 06.

Auditorium 2.

WEDNESDAY
KN.06. CONTROLLING ZEOLITE POLYMORPHISM WITH SIMULATIONS, BIG DATA AND
MACHINE LEARNING
D. Schwalbe-Koda, O. Santiago Reyes, S. Kwon, C. Paris, E. Bello-Jurado, Z. Jensen, E. Olivetti, A.
Corma, T. Willhammar, Y. Roman-Leshkov, M. Moliner, R. Gomez-Bombarelli

17:00 – 19:00 COFFE BREAK & POSTER SESSION

THURSDAY
17:00 – 19:00 POSTER SESSION 02.
Hall.

P03.001. ZEOLITE PHASE SELECTIVITY USING THE SAME ORGANIC STRUCTURE-DIRECTING

AGENT IN FLUORIDE AND HYDROXIDE MEDIA.
S. León Rubio, G. Sastre Navarro.

P03.002. MOLECULAR INSIGHTS INTO BIOBUTANOL RECOVERY USING LTA AND CHA

FRIDAY
ZEOLITES
A. Misturini, G. Sastre, F. Rey.

P03.003. COMPUTATIONAL STUDY OF THE FORMATION OF SN-BEA FOR LIQUID PHASE

CATALYSIS
O. Beynon, A. Owens, A. Logsdail.

P03.004. HOW MOF/POLYMER INTERFACIAL VOID SHAPE/SIZE AFFECT THE GAS PERMEABILITY
OF MIXED MATRIX MEMBRANES
D. Fan, A. Ozcan, S. Data, R. Semino, O. Shekhah, M. Eddaoudi, G. Maurin.

P03.005. EXPLORATION OF THE HYPOTHETICAL ZEOLITE AND STRUCTURE DIRECTING

AGENT SPACE WITH COMPUTATIONAL TOOLS
M. Xie, Y. Tseo, D. Schwalbe-Koda, R. Gómez-Bombarelli.

P03.006. COMPUTATIONAL INVESTIGATIONS INTO MICROPOROUS STRUCTURES

E. Stacey, M. Quesne, R. Catlow.

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P03.007. FIRST PRINCIPLES CALCULATION OF THE OPTICAL PROPERTIES OF METAL-ORGANIC
FRAMEWORKS
M. Treger, P. Behrens, A.M. Schneider.

MONDAY
P03.008. COADSORPTION OF AMMONIA WITH NITRIC OXIDE AND NITRIC OXIDE
WITH DIAZOTIUM OXIDE - PRELIMINARY STUDIES OF DENOX AND DEN2O ON
CLINOPTILOLITE WITH CU-ZN BIMETALLIC DIMER
I. Kurzydym, I. Czekaj.

P03.009. CH…O HYDROGEN BONDS IN ZEOLITE-OSDA HOST-GUEST ASSEMBLIES:

TUESDAY
INVESTIGATION OF A UBIQUITOUS AND OFTEN NEGLECTED INTERMOLECULAR
INTERACTION
K. Ata, S. Al Nahari, H. Petitjean, J.L. Bantignies, T. Mineva, B. Alonso.

P03.010. THEORETICAL STUDY OF ALKENE DIFFUSION THROUGH DIFFERENT SMALL-PORE

ZEOLITES
P. Ferri Vicedo, P. Cnudde, M. Boronat Zaragoza, V. Van Speybroeck.

WEDNESDAY
P03.011. METHANOL DIFFUSION IN H-ZSM-5 CATALYSTS AS A FUNCTION OF LOADING AND
SI/AL RATIO: A CLASSICAL MOLECULAR DYNAMICS STUDY
C.L. Woodward, A. Porter, K. Morton, A. O’malley.

P03.012. RATIONAL DESIGN OF ZEOLITE CATALYSTS BASED ON A GENERIC MICROKINETIC

MODEL FOR ALCOHOL DEHYDRATION
A. De Reviere, A. Verberckmoes, M. Sabbe.

THURSDAY
P03.013. EXPLORATION OF FREE ENERGY LANDSCAPES OF PERFLUOROOCTANOIC ACID
ADSORPTION FROM WATER BY ALL-SILICA ZEOLITES
M. Zhang, F. Sicard, T.S. Erkal, F. Li, A.Ö. Yazaydın.

P03.014. COMPUTATIONAL MODELLING OF ZEOLITE SURFACES TO PREDICT CRYSTAL

MORPHOLOGY
D. Turski, S. Parker, A. Sartbaeva.

FRIDAY
P03.015. WATER ADSORPTION IN UIO-66 DERIVATIVES: EXPERIMENT, DFT+D MODELLING,
AND MONTE CARLO SIMULATIONS
G. Jajko, P. Kozyra, P. Gryta, M. Szufla, D. Matoga, W. Makowski.

P03.016. THEORETICAL MODELING OF LACTIC ACID DEHYDRATION OVER MODIFIED BEA

AND CLI ZEOLITES.
I. Czekaj, N. Sobuś.

P03.017. MECHANISM OF DEN2O PROCESS ON FAU ZEOLITE WITH PARTIALLY HYDRATED

CU-ZN BIMETALLIC DIMER.
I. Kurzydym, I. Czekaj.

P03.018. COMPETITIVE ADSORPTION AND REACTIVITY OF ACID GASES IN RARE EARTH

METAL ORGANIC FRAMEWORKS
M. Christian, D. Vogel, J. Rimsza, T. Nenoff.

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P03.019. FROM EFFECTIVE COMPLEXITY TO EFFECTIVE HIERARCHY – A COMPLEX SYSTEM
INSPIRED APPROACH FOR ZEOLITE CATALYSIS
C.R. Boruntea, M.O. Coppens.

MONDAY
P03.020. UNDERSTANDING GERMANOSILICATE HYDROLYTIC (IN)STABILITY BASED ON
GERMANIUM DISTRIBUTIONS DERIVED USING NEURAL NETWORK POTENTIALS
I. Saha, L. Grajciar, A. Erlebach, P. Nachtigall, C. J. Heard.

P03.021. INFLUENCE OF SIZE, SHAPE AND CHARGE OF COPPER CLUSTERS CONFINED

WITHIN ZEOLITE CHABAZITE ON THEIR ABILITY TO ACTIVATE AND DISSOCIATE

TUESDAY
MOLECULAR O2
M. Gallego Rodríguez, M. Boronat Zaragoza, A. Corma Canós.

P03.022. COMPUTATIONAL STUDIES ANALYSING THE EFFECT OF ACID SITE DENSITY ON

THE METHANOL TO HYDROCARBONS PROCESS
S. Nastase, L. Cavallo.

WEDNESDAY
P03.023. ZEOLITES FOR MODIFYING THE SOLUBILITY OF SALTS IN WATER
J.J. Gutiérrez-Sevillano, J. Van Son, T. Ramos-Carreño, S. Calero.

P03.024. SPLITTING OF DIOXYGEN OVER TRANSITION METAL IONS SITES STABILIZED

IN ZEOLITE MATRICES. EFFECT OF LOCAL ARRANGEMENT AND NATURE OF
TRANSITION METAL IONS
S. Sklenak, E. Tabor, K. Mlekodaj, A. Kornas, H. Jirglova, M. Lemishka, J. Dedecek.

THURSDAY
P04.001. M-ZSM-5 (M= H, TI AND ZR) ZEOLITES: CATALYTIC TRANSFORMATION OF
ALCOHOLS TO HYDROCARBONS.
P.P. Mpungose, D. Key, M. Masikana.

P04.002. CU-ZEOLITE CATALYSTS FOR ALCOHOL SYNTHESIS

D. Iltsiou, J. Mielby, S. Kegnæs.

P04.003. LOW-DENSITY POLYETHYLENE CRACKING OVER DEFECT-RICH *BEA TYPE ZEOLITE

FRIDAY
S. Kokuryo, K. Miyake, Y. Uchida, N. Nishiyama.

P04.004. CATALYST TAILORING AND MECHANISTIC STUDIES OF CO2-ASSISTED PROPANE

DEHYDROGENATION VIA RWGS OVER PTZN ALLOY NANOPARTICLES ON
HIERARCHICAL SILICALITE-1
C. Rodaum, P. Chaipornchalerm, W. Nunthakitgoson, A. Thivasasith, T. Maihom, T. Atithep, P.
Kidkhunthod, C. Uthayopas, S. Nutanong, C. Wattanakit.

P04.005. BACK AND FORTH: ACIDITY AND HIERARCHIZED STRUCTURE AS A DOMINANT

ROLE ON PLASTIC PYROLYSIS
S. Armenise, S. Wong, F. Launay, C. Prieto, E. Pérez-Guevara, M. Muñoz.

P04.006. THERMAL AND CATALYTIC PYROLYSIS OF PLASTICS OVER ZSM-5 ZEOLITE AND
EQUILIBRIUM FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING CATALYST USING INDUCTION HEATING
S.L. Wong, S. Armenise, M. Muñoz, C. Prieto, R. Larraz, J. Frontela.

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P04.007. DIFFUSION AND REACTION LIMITATIONS: CATALYTIC TRANSALKYLATION OF
ALKYLPHENOL TO PHENOL IN SUPERCRITICAL BENZENE FLUID OVER MFI TYPE
ZEOLITE

MONDAY
J. Hernandez, Y. Nakasaka, T. Yoshikawa, N. Nishiyama, T. Masuda.

P04.008. NH3-SCR OVER IRON-EXCHANGED SMALL-PORE ZEOLITES WITH DIFFERENT

FRAMEWORK TOPOLOGIES
X. Tan, S.B. Hong.

P04.009. ADSORPTION AND CATALYTIC STUDY OF CYCLOPENTYL METHYL ETHER

TUESDAY
FORMATION: STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY INTERPLAY IN MEDIUM-PORE ZEOLITES
K. Gołąbek, M. Shamzhy, M. Kubů, T. Soták, Z. Magyarová, M. Hronec, J. Čejka.

P04.010. ACTIVATION OF METHANE AND REACTIVITY OF SURFACE INTERMEDIATE SPECIES:

THE ZEOLITES FRAMEWORK EFFECT
A.L. Adedigba, R. Taylor.

WEDNESDAY
P04.011. UNDERSTANDING THE REACTIVITY AND STABILITY OF MO/ZSM-5 AND FE/ZSM-5
CATALYSTS FOR METHANE DEHYDROAROMATIZATION
Y. Liu, E. Hensen, N. Kosinov.

P04.012. INFLUENCE OF PORE SYSTEM ON THE CATALYTIC ACTIVITY IN HIERARCHICAL

MESO-/MACROPOROUS SILICA MONOLITHIC FLOW REACTORS PROBED BY
P-NITROPHENOL HYDROGENATION
H.U.K. Jatoi, M. Goepel, D. Enke, M. Hartmann, R. Gläser.

THURSDAY
P04.013. MULTI-SPECTROSCOPIC APPROACH TO STUDY VANADIUM SITES IN DESILICATED
ZEOLITE Y. THE ROLE OF AL-RICH SHELL IN MODULATION OF ODH PROPANE
SELECTIVITY.
M. Smoliło-Utrata, K. Tarach, K. Samson, M. Gackowski, D. Rutkowska-Żbik, K. Góra-Marek.

P04.014. EXPLORING THE INFLUENCE OF CONFINEMENT IN SAPO SYSTEMS

M. Potter, S. Kyrimis, R. Raja, P. Cox, L.M. Armstrong.

FRIDAY
P04.015. IMPROVING THE CATALYTIC ACTIVITY OF NA-LTA ZEOLITE IN KNOEVENAGEL
CONDENSATION BY THE GENERATION OF MESOPORES AND PROPYLAMINE
GRAFTING
J. Floriano Da Silva, I. William Zapelini, D. Cardoso.

P04.016. INFLUENCE OF THE WATER LOADING RATIO ON THE DIFFUSION OF HTO

RADIOLYSIS PRODUCTS H2, O2, AND H2O2 IN ZEOLITE 4A USING AB INITIO
MOLECULAR DYNAMICS
N. Perreau, C. Ramseyer, M. Grivet, J.E. Groetz, J. Randrianandraina, R. Haudebourg.

P04.017. TRANSFORMATION OF METHANOL TO HYDROCARBONS (MTH): COMPARISON

BETWEEN MEAPO-36 (ME = ZN, CO, MG) AND MODIFIED ZSM-5 CATALYSTS
J. Aguilar Pliego, M. García Ruiz, D.A. Solís Casados, C. Márquez Álvarez, E. Sastre De Andrés.

P04.018. ACETYLENE CONVERSION TO 1,3-BUTADIENE UNDER PRESSURIZED CONDITIONS

OVER CU-Y-ZEOLITES
Ö. Agbaba, I.T. Trotus, W. Schmidt, F. Schüth.

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P04.019. ONE STEP CATALYTIC PRODUCTION OF LIQUID FUELS FROM SYNGAS USING
HIERARCHICAL ZEOLITES AS CATALYSTS
D. Pereira Costa, A. Fernandes, E. Falabella, J. Lopes, B. Machado, F. Ribeiro.

MONDAY
P04.020. BRØNSTED ACID SITES IN 8- AND 12-RINGS OF YFI TYPE ZEOLITE
N. Katada, M. Fukui, Y. Moriwaki, M. Matsuo, H. Ikuta, N. Yuza, A. Otani, Y. Kawatani, H. Masuda,
S. Suganuma, E. Tsuji.

P04.021. REGIOIRREGULAR AND CATALYTIC MIZOROKI–HECK REACTIONS

F. Garnes-Portolés, R. Greco, J. Oliver-Meseguer, J. Castellanos-Soriano, M.C. Jiménez, M. López-

TUESDAY
Haro, J.C. Hernánez-Garrido, M. Boronat, R. Pérez-Ruiz, A. Leyva-Pérez.

P04.022. PREPARATION OF NOVEL TITANOSILICATE CATALYST WITH YFI-TYPE FRAMEWORK

AND ITS SHAPE-SELECTIVITY IN PHENOL OXIDATION REACTION
Y. Kubota, S. Inagaki, K. Asanuma, S. Zhang.

P04.023. EFFECTS OF CRYSTALLINITY ON THE ACIDIC-BASIC CATALYTIC PROPERTIES OF

WEDNESDAY
ALUMINOSILICATES GRAFTED WITH PROPYLAMINE GROUPS
I. Zapelini, L. Silva, S. Mintova, D. Cardoso.

P04.024. ZSM-5 ZEOLITE AS EFFICIENT SUPPORT FOR COBALT CATALYST FOR THE ETHANOL
STEAM REFORMING
G. Grzybek, K. Tarach, P. Patulski, S. Valencia, F. Rey, M. Greluk, G. Słowik, M. Rotko, K. Gora-Marek.

P04.025. A SYSTEMATIC STUDY OF THE ASYMMETRIC CATALYTIC ACTIVITY OF GTM-3, A

THURSDAY
NOVEL ENANTIOSELECTIVE CHIRAL ZEOLITE
R. De La Serna, C. Márquez, J. Pérez-Pariente, L. Gómez-Hortiüela.

P04.026. SURFACTANT TEMPLATED ZSM-5 ZEOLITE AS ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY

CATALYST FOR FRIEDEL-CRAFTS ACYLATION REACTIONS
A. Martins, B. Amaro, A.P. Carvalho, S. Santos, N. Nunes, R. Leitão.

P04.027. ENHANCEMENT OF TOLUENE YIELD IN METHYLATION OF BENZENE WITH METHANE

FRIDAY
ON CO/MFI ZEOLITE BY MECHANISM-BASED DESIGN OF REACTION CONDITIONS
A. Otsuka, K. Kanehara, H. Matsubara, T. Sakamoto, S. Suganuma, E. Tsuji, N. Katada.

P04.028. COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF NOBLE METAL CATALYSTS LOADED ON MORDENITE

AND ZSM-5 IN CO AND BENZENE OXIDATION REACTIONS
A. Liutcanova, T. Todorova, P. Petrova, T. Petrova, S. Todorova, Y. Kalvachev.

P04.029. NOBLE METAL MODIFIED FLY ASH ZEOLITE X FOR VOCS OXIDATION
Y. Kalvachev, T. Todorova, A. Liutcanova, R. Velinova, A. Naydenov

P04.030. SUB-NANOMETRIC SILVER SPECIES WITHIN ZEOLITES CATALYZE ORGANIC

REACTIONS
M. Mon Conejero, Y. Zheng, A. Leyva-Pérez.

P04.031. DEHYDROGENATION VS. EPOXIDATION OF ALLYLIC ALCOHOLS:

HETEROGENIZATION OF THE VO(ACAC)2 CATALYST IN A METAL-ORGANIC
FRAMEWORK.
C. Bilanin Artigado, J. Oliver Meseguer, A. Leyva Pérez.

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P04.032. ZEOLITES AND OTHER ALUMINOSILICATES CATALYZE THE HALOGEN EXCHANGE
REACTION OF ALKYL HALIDES.
P. Mingueza Verdejo, J. Oliver Meseguer, A. Leyva Pérez

MONDAY
P04.033. IMPACT OF STRUCTURE AND LOCATION OF CU-OXO CLUSTERS HOSTED BY
ZEOLITES IN THEIR ACTIVITY FOR DIRECT OXIDATION OF METHANE TO METHANOL
L. Tao, I. Lee, M. Sanchez-Sanchez, J. Lercher.

P04.034. OXIDATIVE C-C BOND CLEAVAGE OF VICINAL DIOLS ON ISOLATED FE-SITES IN FE/
MFI CATALYSTS

TUESDAY
P. Treu, B. Sarma, J.D. Grunwaldt, E. Saraci.

P04.035. CONFINEMENT- AND SOLVENT-ENABLED CONTROL OF REACTIVITY FOR LIQUID-

PHASE ALCOHOL DEHYDRATION AND ACETONE ALDOL CONDENSATION
S. Kim, F. Chen, H. Shi, O. Gutiérrez, D. Camaioni, J. Lercher, R. Zhao.

P04.036. THE ROLE OF CRYSTAL MORPHOLOGY ON THE REACTIVITY AND DIFFUSION OF

WEDNESDAY
ZEOLITE CATALYST FOR THE BUTENE TO PROPYLENE REACTION
P. Del Campo, M.T. Navarro, S. Shaikh, M. Khokhar, F. Aljumah, C. Martínez, A. Corma.
P04.037. EFFICIENT AND SPATIALLY CONTROLLED FUNCTIONALIZATION OF SBA-15
A.K. Beurer, Y. Traa.

P04.038. SPECIFIC METAL ION STRUCTURES IN ZEOLITES FOR OXIDATIVE DEHYDROGENATION

REACTIONS
K. Mlekodaj, A. Kornas, E. Tabor, M. Lemishka, H. Jirglova, J. Dedecek, M. Smolilo-Utrata, K. Samson,

THURSDAY
M. Sliwa, D. Rutkowska-Zbik.

P04.040. INFLUENCE OF SOLVENT ON NH3-SCR MECHANISM OVER CU-CHA: INSIGHT FROM

HYBRID QM/MM SIMULATIONS
J. Abdul Nasir, A. Desmoutier, J. Guan, T.W. Keal, Y. Lu, A.M. Beale, C.R. Catlow, A. A. Sokol.

P04.041. NOVEL ZEOLITE CATALYST FOR DIRECT PRODUCTION OF HYDROCARBONS FROM

METHANE VIA METHANOL

FRIDAY
K. Nakamura, S. Yasuda, P. Xiao, Y. Wang, T. Matsumoto, J. Kondo, T. Yokoi.

P06.001. ALL-SILICA ZEOLITES FOR CARBAMAZEPINE REMOVAL: PREDICTING AND

ANALYSING PROMISING ADSORBENTS WITH DENSITY FUNCTIONAL THEORY
CALCULATIONS
M. Fischer.

P06.002. BIODEGRADABLE MIL-100 (FE) FOR EFFECTIVE REMOVAL OF MICROCYSTIN-LR FROM

AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS
D. Sobhani, A. Duong, H. Kazemian.

P06.003. MCF MODIFIED WITH 3-(TRIHYDROXYSILYL)-1-PROPANESULFONIC ACID AND

VANADIUM CONTAINING SBA-15 AS A PROMISING CATALYSTS FOR OXIDATIVE
DESULPHURIZATION PROCESSES
A. Nurwita, M. Trejda.

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P06.004. COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE CATALYTIC PERFORMANCE OF NATURAL AND
SYNTHETIC ZEOLITES IN SELECTIVE CATALYTIC REDUCTION OF NITROGEN
OXIDES WITH AMMONIA

MONDAY
A. Szymaszek-Wawryca, U. Díaz, B. Samojeden, M. Motak.

P06.005. I STUDIED THE EFFECTS OF CATIONIC EXCHANGES ON THE ADSORPTION OF

NITROGEN, METHANE AND ARGON IN X-FAUJASITES AT AMBIENT TEMPERATURE.
S. Pernet, J. Daou, B. Lebeau, R. Gadiou, A. Beda, C. Vaulot, H. Nouali.

P06.006. ENHANCING THE SOOT COMBUSTION ACTIVITY OF THE COBALT-FERRIERITE

TUESDAY
CATALYST BY POTASSIUM DOPING
G. Grzybek, M. Rudzińska, K. Góra-Marek, P. Stelmachowski, A. Kotarba.

P06.007. ADSORPTION OF PFAS TO DIFFERENT ZEOLITES: CHARACTERIZATION USING

LC/MS-MS, X-RAY DIFFRACTION AND THERMAL ANALYSIS FOR INDUSTRIAL
APPLICATION AND REAL ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS.
M. Mancinelli, L. Ahrens, B. Bonnet, A. Martucci.

WEDNESDAY
P06.008. STUDY OF LAMELLAR MESOPOROUS TIO2/MFI FOR PHOTOCATALYTIC DEGRADATION
OF RHODAMINE B DYE IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION
R. Yocupicio-Gaxiola, V. Petranovskii, U. Caudillo-Flores, J. Antunez-Garcia, F. Murrieta-Rico, A. Urtaza
Ruiz De Esparza, H. Borbon-Nuñez, S. Fuentes.

P06.009. NOX ADSORPTION AND DESORPTION MECHANISM OF CA/*BEA

K. Kume, M. Sakai, M. Matsukata.

THURSDAY
P06.010. ZIF-DERIVED CARBON MATERIAL FOR NO SELECTIVE ADSORPTION IN WET
ATMOSPHERE
J. Ge, Y. Ohata, M. Ogura.

P06.011. HIERARCHICAL ZEOLITES AND CARBON MONOLITHS WITH MICRO, MESO,

MACROPORES: A SOLUTION FOR WATER DECONTAMINATION
W. Sebai, Y. Didi, B. Said, N. Brun, M.P. Belleville, J. Sanchez-Marcano, A. Galarneau.

FRIDAY
P06.012. CATALYTIC REDUCTION OF CHLORATES IN WATER PHASE USING PT-ZEOLITES
A. Plá-Hernández, A.E. Palomares Gimeno.

P06.013. KINETIC ASPECTS OF BISPHENOL A DEGRADATION IN AQUEOUS PHASE BY A

LACCASE@MOF BIOCATALYST
M.A. Molina Esquinas, R.M. Blanco, M. Sánchez-Sánchez, A. Meneses-Jácome.

P06.014. COPPER-CATALYZED SUSTAINABLE AEROBIC OXIDATIVE AMIDATION

J. Navas, M. Checa Gómez, P. Concepción, M.J. Sabater.

P06.015. STRUCTURAL FACTORS OF ZEOLITES DETERMINING THE CAPTURE CAPABILITY OF

RADIOACTIVE CESIUM AND STRONTIUM
M. Choi.

P06.016. TITLE 13 X ZEOLITE- CHITOSAN COMPOSITE AEROGELS FOR BROAD- SPECTRUM

POLLUTANTS REMOVAL
E. Luzzi, P. Aprea, M. Salzano De Luna, G. Filippone, D. Caputo.

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P06.017. CATALYTIC OXIDATION OF VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS USING MN-ZEOLITES
L. Toloza Blanco, A.E. Palomares, J. Martínez-Triguero, S. Bautista Rodríguez.

MONDAY
P06.019. IN-SITU EPR SPECTROSCOPY AND H2-TPR APPLIED ON CU-CHA: SPECIATION OF CU
IN CU-CHA CLOSE TO THE EXCHANGE LIMIT
S. Mossin, Q. Gao, D. Nielsen, P.N.R. Vennestrøm, T.V.W. Janssens.

P07.001. FACILE SYNTHESIS OF NANOPOROUS SN-SUBSTITUTED ZSM-48 FOR GLUCOSE

ISOMERIZATION.

TUESDAY
K. Saenluang, W. Srisuwanno, S. Salakhum, C. Rodaum, P. Dugkhuntod, C. Wattanakit.

P07.002. FAU ZEOLITE BASED INORGANIC-ORGANIC COMPOSITE CATALYSTS FOR

DEHYDRATION OF OXYGENATES TO BIO-BASED ACRYLICS
C. Nicholas, Y. Pang, P. Dauenhauer.

P07.003. TAGED CATALYTIC FAST PYROLYSIS OF WHEAT STRAW COUPLING ACID H-ZSM-5

WEDNESDAY
ZEOLITE WITH BASIC MGO TO PRODUCE VALUABLE BIO-BASED CHEMICALS
L.M. Lopez-Renau, H. Hernando, G. Gomez-Pozuelo, J.Á. Botas, D.P. Serrano.

P07.004. PROBING MODEL LIGNIN MONOMERS WITHIN ZEOLITE CATALYSTS OF VARYING

COMPOSITIONS
K. Morton, A. O’malley, J. Armstrong.

THURSDAY
P07.005. TOWARD UNDERSTANDING THE SELECTIVITY CONTROLLING FACTORS IN THE
DEHYDRATION OF LACTIC ACID OVER ALKALI-EXCHANGED ZEOLITES
J. Kim, J. Jae.

P07.006. CU-EXCHANGED ZEOLITES AS PROMISING CATALYSTS FOR OXYCARBONYLATION

OF METHANOL TO DIMETHYL CARBONATE
M. Álvarez, P. Marin, S. Ordóñez.

FRIDAY
P07.007. CONVERSION OF DHA TO LACTIC ACID AND FORMIC ACID OVER MODIFIED
CLINOPTILOLITE NATURAL ZEOLITE
N. Sobus, M. Krol, M. Piotrowski, B. Michorczyk, I. Czekaj, K. Kornaus, S. Komarek.

P07.008. READY PREPARATION OF TI-BETA ZEOLITE AS AN EFFICIENT CATALYST FOR

SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION OF CAMPHOLENIC ALDEHYDE
A. Velty, M. Puche Panadero.

P07.009. CATALYTIC HYDRO-DEOXYGENATION OF ACETIC ACID, 4-ETHYLGUAIACOL AND

FURFURAL AS MODEL MOLECULES OF PYROLYSIS BIO-OIL
J. Wang, A. Carrasco Díaz, L. Abdelouahed, N. Brodu, V. Montes Jiménez, B. Taouk.

P07.010. CATALYTIC FAST PYROLYSIS OF AGROINDUSTRIAL BIOMASSES: COUPLING

INHERENT AND ZEOLITE METAL CONTENT EFFECT
Á. Alcázar Ruiz, F. Dorado, M. Pinzon, J.M. Gomez, M.L. Sanchez.

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P07.011. SELECTIVE SUGAR CONVERSION TO MEHYL LACTATE WITH HETEROGENEOUS
NANOSTRUCTURED CATALYSTS

MONDAY
O. De La Iglesia Pedraza, M. Navarro Rojas, B. Murillo Esteras, B. Zornoza Encabo, C. Rubio Hortells,
C. Tellez Ariso, J. Coronas Ceresuela.

P07.012. PYROLYSIS OF LIGNOCELLULOSIC BIOMASS AND IN-SITU BIO-OIL CATALYTIC

UPGRADING OVER ZRO2/N-ZSM-5 USING A CONTINUOUS REACTION SYSTEM
M. Pagano, H. Hernando, D. Serrano.

P07.013. BI-FUNCTIONAL ZEOLITE-BASED CATALYSTS FOR BIO-OIL UPGRADING INTO FUELS

TUESDAY
A. Alhendi, A. Dabbawala, K. Polychronopoulou, M. Khaleel.

P07.014. CATALYTIC CONVERSION OF POLYMERS FROM LIGNOCELLULOSIC BIOMASS INTO

SHORT CHAIN FATTY ACIDS
N. Vidal, M. Ventura, J.A. Melero, F. Martínez.

WEDNESDAY
P07.015. SULFONIC SILICA-BASED CATALYSTS FOR THE MICROWAVE-ASSISTED SOLKETAL
SYNTHESIS
L.M. Aguado Deblas, R.C. Estevez Toledano, V. La Parola, A. Marinas, F.M. Bautista Rubio, M.L.
Testa.

P07.016. CATALYTIC PYROLYSIS OF LIGNIN MODEL COMPOUNDS OVER NANOSCALE

CATALYSTS FOR BIOMASS CONVERSION

THURSDAY
T. Kulik, N. Nastasiienko, B. Palianytsia, J. Laskin, M. Larsson, M. Kartel, A. Balu, R. Luque.

P07.017. CATALYTIC PYROLYSIS OF FERULIC ACID OVER ALUMINA SEEN BY TPD-MS, IN SITU
FT-IR SPECTROSCOPY, THERMOGRAVIMETRIC ANALYSIS, AND DFT CALCULATIONS
T. Kulik, B. Palianytsia, M. Ilchenko, N. Nastasiienko, M. Larsson, M. Kartel, A. Balu, R. Luque.

P07.018. STUDY OF THE INFLUENCE OF THE TEXTURAL PROPERTIES OF BEA AND MFI
ZEOLITES ON THE DIRECT CONVERSION OF ETHANOL TO BIOKEROSENE USING

FRIDAY
THE ALCOHOL-TO-JET ROUTE
D. De Oliveira Campos, J.F. Souza De Carvalho Filho, G. Juvenal Muchave, J. Monnerat Araujo Ribeiro
De Almeida, P. Nothaft Romano, D. Alexandre Gomes Aranda, E. Falabella Sousa-Aguiar.

P11.001. TRANSESTERIFICATION MEMBRANE REACTOR WITH AEI-TYOE ZEOLITE MEMBRANE

Y. Sekine, M. Sakai, M. Matsukata.

P11.002. MEMBRANE REACTOR FOR FISCHER-TROPSCH SYNTHESIS TO PROMOTE CO2

HYDROGENATION
N. Chihara, M. Sakai, T. Matsumoto, Y. Sugiura, T. Asano, M. Matsukata.

P11.003. DOUBLE LAYERS OF POLYAMIDE/METAL ORGANIC FRAMEWORK TO IMPROVE THE

PERFORMANCE OF MEMBRANE SEPARATION PROCESSES
V. Berned-Samatán, L. Paseta, C. Echáide-Gorriz, J. Coronas, C. Téllez.

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P11.004. PREPARATION OF THIN SELECTIVE MOF LAYER ON HOLLOW FIBERS BY
MICROFLUIDIC TECHNOLOGY FOR MOLECULAR SEPARATIONS

MONDAY
B. Zornoza, M. Malankowska, L. Paseta, C. Echaide-Gorriz, C. Téllez, J. Coronas.

P11.005. COVALENT ORGANIC FRAMEWORKS AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO INORGANIC POROUS

MATERIALS FOR MIXED MATRIX MEMBRANE PREPARATION
I. Martínez Visus, B. Zornoza Encabo, C.M. Ulcuango Guarnizo, J. Coronas Ceresuela, C. Téllez Ariso.

P11.006. GAS DRYING PROCESS USING MULTIFUNCTIONAL SSZ-13 ZEOLITE MEMBRANES

TUESDAY
A. Taherizadeh, A. Simon, H. Richter, I. Voigt, M. Stelter.

P11.007. PHOTOCATALYTIC WATER REFORMING OF METHANOL FOR H2 PRODUCTION IN A

FLOW MEMBRANE REACTOR
H. Jiao, J. Yang, X. Li, C. Wang, J. Tang.

WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY

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MONDAY
09:00 – 10:00 PLENARY LECTURE 5
Molecular diffusion as key for the understanding of gas separation through MOF molecular
sieve membranes
Jurgen Caro.
Leibniz University, Hannover (Germany)

TUESDAY
Jörg Kärger
Leipzig University. Leipzig (Germany)

10:00 – 11:00 ORAL SESSION 07.

Auditorium 1.

O01.19. CONTROLLING THE RATES OF INDIVIDUAL STEPS WITHIN THE ADOR PROCESS

WEDNESDAY
FOR DESIGN OF ZEOLITES
J. Zhang, O. Vesely, M. Shamzhy.

O01.20. RECENT ADVANCES IN SYNTHESIS AND MODIFICATION OF ZEOLITES USING ADOR

M. Opanasenko.

O01.21. ONE-STEP SYNTHESIS OF HIERARCHICAL NANO-ZEOLITE BETA AND ITS

APPLICATION IN CRUDE HYDROCRACKING TO CHEMICALS

THURSDAY
L. Ding, F. Alotaibi, M.F. Aljishi.

10:00 – 11:00 ORAL SESSION 07.

Auditorium 2.

O04.17. IMPACT OF EXTRA-FRAMEWORK CLUSTERS IN ZEOLITES ON ALKANE CRACKING

R. Zhao, Y. Zhang, M. Sanchez-Sanchez, R. Bermejo-Deval, Y. Liu, J. Lercher.

FRIDAY
O04.18. DESIGN OF CRACKING CATALYST FOR SELECTIVE LIGHT OLEFIN PRODUCTION
N.Y. Kang, J. Shin, K.W. Kim, E.S. Kim, W.K. Moon, T.Y. Jung, H.D. Whang, D.K. Kim, D.S. Park, H.
Park, C. Song, H.B. Ashenafi, Y.K. Park.

O04.19. HIGH ISO-PARAFFIN YIELDS IN POLYPROPYLENE CRACKING ON EMBRYONIC

ZEOLITE CATALYSTS
K. Pyra, K. Tarach, M. Akouche, V. Valtchev, K. Góra-Marek, J.P. Gilson.

10:00 – 11:00 ORAL SESSION 07.

Auditorium 3.

O10.01. FACILE POST-SYNTHESIS INCORPORATION OF GROUP IV METALS IN BEA ZEOLITE

WITH CONTROLLED LEWIS AND BRØNSTED ACIDITY
P. Pornsetmetakul, R. Van De Poll, D. Suttipat, B. Mezari, E. Hensen, C. Wattanakit.

O09.01. OXIDATIVE DEHYDROGENATION OF PROPANE OVER V-CONTAINING SMALL-PORE

ZEOLITES: CO-CONVERTING CO2 EFFICIENTLY
M. Shah, M. Rigamonti, T. Donckels, M. Dusselier.

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 O09.02. ZEOLITE-SUPPORTED METAL CATALYSTS FOR CO2 CONVERSION
S. Xu, R. Simancas, T. Wakihara, X. Fan, C. Hadacre.

MONDAY
10:00 – 11:00 ORAL SESSION 07.
Committee room 1+2.

O02.19. TRACKING DEACTIVATION LEVEL OF ZEOLITE H-BETA CATALYSTS WITH NOVEL

X-RAY DIFFRACTION MODELS
I. Capel Berdiell, N. König, N. Haaber Junge, G. Kalantzopoulos, P. Beato, S. Svelle, D. Wragg, L.
Lundegaard.

TUESDAY
O02.20. UNRAVELLING CHANNEL STRUCTURE–DIFFUSIVITY RELATIONSHIPS IN ZEOLITE
ZSM-5 AT THE SINGLE-MOLECULE LEVEL
E. Maris, D. Fu, K. Stanciakova, N. Nikolopoulos, O. Van Der Heijden, L.D. Mandemaker, M.E.
Siemons, D. Salas Pastene, L.C. Kapitein, F.T. Rabouw, F. Meirer, B.M. Weckhuysen.

O02.21. IMPACT OF STEAMING ON THE DIFFUSION PROPERTIES OF ZSM-5 ZEOLITE BEFORE

WEDNESDAY
AND AFTER SHAPING: COMBINED GRAVIMETRIC ANALYSIS AND IR SPECTROSCOPY
L. Zavala, A. Aitblal, S. Lacombe, P. Bazin, F. Maugé, S. Rafik-Clement, M. Rivallan, A. Travert.

11:00 – 11:20 COFFEE BREAK

11:20 – 12:00 KEY NOTE 07.

THURSDAY
Auditorium 1.

KN.07. ORGANOFUNCTIONALIZATION OF SAPO-5 IN DRY AND WET ENVIRONMENTS:

DOES IT MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN ITS CATALYTIC BEHAVIOR?
E.T. Lima, G.N. Da Rocha Filho, H. De Oliveira Pastore.

11:20 – 13:00 ORAL SESSION 08.

Auditorium 2.

FRIDAY
O04.20. CATALYTIC CONSEQUENCES OF ACTIVE-SITE CONFINEMENT WITHIN EXTERNAL-
SURFACE POCKETS OF TWO-DIMENSIONAL ZEOTYPES
N. Grosso-Giordano, C. Schöttle, A. Okrut, C. Schroeder, A. Solovyov, E. Guan, A. Palermo, A.
Hoffman, B. Gates, H. Koller, S. Bare, S. Zones, A. Katz.

O04.21. OLEFINS FORMATION REACTIONS FROM METHANOL, ETHYLENE, AND THEIR

MIXTURE OVER LTA-TYPE ZEOLITE
T. Moteki, T. Kimura, M. Ogura.

O04.22. INFLUENCE OF LEWIS AND BRØNSTED ACID SITES SYNERGY IN THE EARLY STAGES
OF THE MTO CONVERSION OVER M(II)APO-18S: CO FORMATION AND HC POOL
INITIATION.
A. Airi, A. Damin, T. Cordero-Lanzac, J. Xie, U. Olsbye, S. Bordiga.

O04.23. METHANOL-TO-HYDROCARBONS REACTION OVER SR/ZSM-5 CATALYSTS:

SPECTROSCOPIC AND KINETIC STUDY
A. Liutkova, N. Kosinov, E.J. Hensen.

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 O04.24. REACTANT SHAPE SELECTIVITY FOUND IN POLYPROPYLENE PYROLYSIS WITH
ALKANE SOLVENT ON ZEOLITE CATALYST
Y. Kawatani, S. Suganuma, E. Tsuji, N. Katada

MONDAY
11:20 – 12:20 ORAL SESSION 08.
Auditorium 3.

O09.03. INVESTIGATION OF CO2 ADSORPTION ON A SELECTION OF ZEOLITES BY

COMBINING IN-SITU HIGH-RESOLUTION POWDER X-RAY DIFFRACTION, ISOTHERM
MODELING AND SIMULATION

TUESDAY
L. Benariac-Doumal, C. Dejoie, L. Mccusker, C. Baerlocher, J.L. Paillaud, T. Ors, D. Xie, A. Fitch

O09.04. DIRECT CO2 HYDROGENATION TO AROMATICS OVER TANDEM CATALYSTS BASED

ON H-ZSM-5 ZEOLITE
R. Murciano, S. Escorihuela, J.M. Serra, A. Martínez.

O09.05. PRODUCTION OF E-FUELS VIA DIRECT HYDROGENATION OF CO2 USING A

WEDNESDAY
MULTIFUNCTIONAL ZEOLITIC CATALYST
A. Dokania, J.L. Cerrillo Olmo, A. Ramirez, G. Shterk, J. Gascon.

11:20 – 13:00 ORAL SESSION 08.

Committee room 1+2.

O02.22. CRYSTALGROWER: SIMULATING CRYSTAL GROWTH AND HABIT FOR DISORDERED

ZEOLITES

THURSDAY
M. Trueman, D. Akporiaye, M. Anderson.

O02.23. REVEALING THE AMORPHOUS-TO-CRYSTALLINE TRANSFORMATION IN ZEOLITE

SYNTHESIS BY HEXTS WITH PAIR DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION ANALYSIS
P. Hu, C.T. Chen, K. Iyoki, A. Minami, Y. Sada, H. Yamada, K. Ohara, T. Okubo, T. Wakihara.

O02.24. DIRECT OBSERVATION OF MICELLES FORMATION DURING ZEOLITE SURFACTANT-

TEMPLATING

FRIDAY
M.J. Mendoza Castro, G. Fleury, N. Linares, M.B. J. Roeffaers, J. García Martínez.

O02.25. RUB-58, A FAIRLY ORDERED MEMBER OF THE ZSM-48 FAMILY OF ZEOLITES

B. Marler, C. Baerlocher, L. Mccusker, H. Gies.

O02.26. HOST-GUEST MFI ASSEMBLIES: CREATING CORRELATED DISORDER AND INHIBITING

THE M-O PHASE TRANSITION BY A SMALL GUEST MODIFICATION
M. Fabbiani, S. Al Nahari, L. Piveteau, E. Dib, D.G. Dumitrescu, T. Mineva, D. Massiot, A. Van Der
Lee, J. Haines, B. Alonso.

12:20 – 12:20 ORAL SESSION 08.

Auditorium 1.

O01.22. EXFOLIATED ZEOLITE NANOSHEETS IN SOLUTION AS PRECURSORS FOR SYNTHESIS

OF NANSCALE COMPOSITES AND HIERARCHCAL MATERIALS BY DESIGN
W. Roth, T. Sasaki, B. Gil, J. Cejka, M. Mazur.

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 O01.23. TAILORED SYNTHESIS OF MFI NANOSHEETS WITH CONTROLLABLE B-THICKNESS
Q. Yue, H. Zhao, H. Liu, C. Liu, X. Gao, Z. Qin, S. Mintova.

MONDAY
O01.24. NUCLEATION OF ZEOLITES FROM ION-PAIRED PRE-NUCLEATION CLUSTERS
N. Pellens, N. Doppelhammer, S. Radhakrishnan, K. Asselman, V. Chandrasekharan, D.
Vandenabeele, B. Jakoby, J. Martens, F. Taulelle, E. Reichel, E. Breynaert, C. Kirschhock.

12:20 – 13:00 KEY NOTE 08.

Auditorium 3.

TUESDAY
KN.08. SELECTIVE ADSORPTION AND SEPARATION OF CO2 AND ITS TRANSFORMATION
INTO VALUABLE PRODUCTS
P. Llewellyn, R. Le Gall.

13:00 – 15:00 LUNCH

WEDNESDAY
16:00-19:00 VISIT TO THE CITY

20:30 INFORMAL DINNER AT CAMPO ANIBAL

THURSDAY
FRIDAY

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MONDAY
09:00 – 10:00 PLENARY LECTURE 6
Designing Zeolites with Reduced Diffusion Limitations through Knowledge and Manipulation
of Diverse Crystallization Pathways
Jeffrey D. Rimer
University of Houston (USA)

TUESDAY
10:00 – 11:00 ORAL SESSION 09.
Auditorium 1.

O01.25. IN SITU STUDY OF MECHANOCHEMICAL CONVERSION OF ZEOLITE Y

N. Jakupec, K.J. Ardila-Fierro, V. Martinez, I. Halasz, M. Etter, P. Sket, A. Krajnc, V. Valtchev, K.
Uzarevic, A. Palcic.

WEDNESDAY
O01.26. UNDERSTANDING THE ANION-TEMPLATED, OSDA-FREE, INTERZEOLITE
CONVERSION SYNTHESIS OF HIGH SILICA ZK-5
M.M. Lozinska, E.L. Bruce, J. Mattock, R.G. Chitac, P.A. Cox, P.A. Wright.

O01.27. NICKEL SILICATE BETA ZEOLITE SYNTHESIZED VIA INTERZEOLITE TRANSFORMATION

AND ITS HIGH ACTIVITY AND STABILITY FOR DRY REFORMING OF METHANE
S. Kweon, J. Bae, Y. Cho, S. Lee, J. Kim, Y.W. Kim, C.H. Shin, D. Jo, H.K. Min, M.B. Park.

THURSDAY
10:00 – 11:00 ORAL SESSION 09.
Auditorium 2.

O04.25. HIERARCHICAL BEA ZEOLITE WITH TRIMODAL MICRO-/MESO-/MACROPOROSITY

AS A SELECTIVE AND STABLE CATALYST FOR ISOBUTANE/2-BUTENE ALKYLATION
M. Jin, M. Oh, M. Choi.

O04.26. SURFACTANT-TEMPLATED ZEOLITES FOR THE TRANSFORMATION OF BULKY

FRIDAY
MOLECULES
N. Linares, M.J. Mendoza-Castro, J. García-Martínez.

O04.27. ALTERNATIVES FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF CATALYSTS BASED ON MICRO-MESOPOROUS

ZEOLITES
R. Valderrama-Zapata, J. García-Sánchez, L. Díaz-Amado, A. Muñoz-Correa, I. Mora-Vergara, M.
Morales-Valencia, V. Baldovino-Medrano.

10:00 – 11:00 ORAL SESSION 09.

Auditorium 3.

O08.01. ADSORPTION AND PHASE BEHAVIOUR OF PURE FLUIDS (CO2, CH4, C2H4, H2) IN
MOLECULAR SIEVES AND HIERARCHICAL NANOPOROUS MATERIALS
P. Leicht, S. Eder, M. Thommes.

O08.02. EFFECT OF CO2+ AND NI2+ CATIONS ON H2 STORAGE PROPERTIES OF ZEOLITES

N. Sarohan, M.O. Ozbek, B. Ipek Torun.

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 O08.03. CHA & GIS ZEOLITES FOR H2/CH4 STORAGE – DOES PORE STRUCTURE MATTER?
I. Golub, J. Al Atrach, V. Valtchev, R. Guillet-Nicolas.

MONDAY
10:00 – 11:00 ORAL SESSION 09.
Committee room 1+2.

O10.02. HIGHLY SELECTIVE PRODUCTION OF FUEL RANGE ISOPARAFFINS DIRECTLY FROM

CO2
A. Dokania, S. Ould-Chikh, A. Ramirez, J.L. Cerrillo, A. Aguilar, A. Russkikh, A. Alkhalaf, I. Hita, A.
Bavykina, G. Shterk, N. Wehbe, A. Prat, E. Lahera, P. Castaño, E. Fonda, J.L. Hazemann, J. Gascon.

TUESDAY
O10.03. IRON OXIDE-ZEOLITE CORE-SHELL STRUCTURES TO ENHANCE THE FORMATION
OF GASOLINE-LIKE PRODUCTS IN MODIFIED FISCHER-TROPSCH SYNTHESIS VIA
CARBON DIOXIDE HYDROGENATION
E. Corrao, F. Salomone, E. Giglio, R. Pirone, S. Bensaid

O10.04. MCF DOPED WITH COPPER AND CERIA AS A PROMISING ALTERNATIVE TO

WEDNESDAY
PALLADIUM CONTAINING CATALYSTS FOR THE REDUCTIVE CONDENSATION OF
ACETONE TO METHYL ISOBUTYL KETONE
K. Grzelak, M. Trejda, A. Riisager.

11:00 – 11:20 COFFEE BREAK

THURSDAY
11:20 – 13:00 GENERAL ASSEMBLY

13:00 – 15:00 LUNCH

15:00 – 16:20 ORAL SESSION 10.

Auditorium 1.

FRIDAY
O01.28. IZM-7: A STABLE UTL TYPE ALUMINOSILICOGERMANATE WITH A PROMISING
CATALYTIC ACTIVITY
E. El Hayek, S. Radhakrishnan, G. Vanbutsele, S.P. Sree, M. Rivallan, E. Soyer, C. Bouchy, E. Breynaert,
J. Martens, C. Chizallet, B. Harbuzaru.

O01.29. HIERARCHICAL CATALYSTS PREPARED BY INTERZEOLITE TRANSFORMATION

M.J. Mendoza Castro, N. Linares, J. García Martínez.

O01.30. SYNTHESIS OF ZSM-5 ZEOLITE WITH INTRINSIC MESOPOROSITY: CATALYTIC

ASSESSMENT IN FAST-PYROLYSIS OF WEEE PLASTICS
A. Marino, A. Aloise, M. Migliori, J. Fermoso, P. Pizarro, D. Serrano, G. Giordano.

O01.31. MEL-BASED MICRO-MACROPOROUS ZEOLITIC SYSTEMS: PREPARATION AND

CHARACTERISATION
W. Schwieger, J. Schaumlöffel, C. Wilhelm, S. Ernst, W. Kleist, B. Apeleo Zubiri, D. Drobek, E.
Spiecker, M. Hartmann.

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15:00 – 15:40 KEY NOTE 09.
Auditorium 2.

KN.09. APPROACH FOR THE SITE-SELECTIVE INTRODUCTION OF TI ATOMS INTO MSE AND

MONDAY
YFI ZEOLITE FRAMEWORKS AND THE FRAMEWORK STABILIZATION
Y. Kubota, S. Inagaki.

15:00 – 17:00 ORAL SESSION 10.

Auditorium 3.

O08.04. MODIFYING ADSORPTION PROPERTIES OF MAF-6

TUESDAY
A. Martín-Calvo, J.J. Gutiérrez-Sevillano, D. Dubbeldam, S. Calero.

O08.05. THE INFLUENCE OF STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES OF ZIFS ON WATER AND ETHANOL

ADSORPTION
C. Byrne, N. Zabukovec Logar.

O08.06. SORPTION OF WATER AND HYDROTHERMAL STABILITY OF MIL-96(AL) STUDIED

WEDNESDAY
USING QUASI-EQUILIBRATED TEMPERATURE PROGRAMMED DESORPTION AND
ADSORPTION (QE-TPDA)
P. Gryta, G. Jajko, P. Kozyra, W. Makowski.

O09.06. KEY ASPECTS OF ADSORPTION TECHNOLOGIES FOR ANTHROPOGENIC CO2

CAPTURE: UNDERSTANDING THE EFFECT OF WATER
A. Orsikowsky, V. Pugnet, C. Dur, C. Barbot, P. Kumar, Y. Magnin, P. Llewellyn.

THURSDAY
O08.07. HIGHLY SELECTIVE REMOVAL OF PERFLUORINATED CONTAMINANTS BY
ADSORPTION ON ALL-SILICA ZEOLITE BETA
A. Lauwers, J. Vercammen, D. De Vos.

O08.08. INFLUENCE OF EXTRA-FRAMEWORK CATIONS AND HYDRATION RATIO ON

ADSORPTION PROPERTIES OF POLYCHLORINATED AROMATICS IN ZEOLITES
I. Deroche, J.L. Paillaud, T. Ammouli, H. Nouali, M.C. Hanf, R. Stephan, P. Sonnet.

FRIDAY
15:00 – 17:00 ORAL SESSION 10.
Committee room 1+2.

O10.05. RATIONAL DESIGN OF MULTI-SITE POROUS CATALYSTS FOR SINGLE-REACTION

TANDEM PROCESSES
E. Gianotti, I. Miletto, L. Marchese, U. Diaz, F. Rey Garcia, M. Pera-Titus.

O10.06. EFFECT OF INTIMACY BETWEEN METALLIC AND ACIDIC ACTIVE SITES OF CATALYSTS
IN THE MDA REACTION THROUGH AROMATIC PRODUCTION AS A CHEMICAL
DESCRIPTOR
H. Cruchade, S. Konnov, I. Medeiros-Costa, F. Dubray, M. Debost, J.P. Gilson, V. Valtchev, J.P. Dath,
N. Nesterenko, S. Mintova.

O10.07. OPTIMIZING NOBLE METAL UTILIZATION IN BIFUNCTIONAL CATALYSTS

L. Smulders, K. Cheng, L. Van Der Wal, J. Oenema, N. Visser, J. Meeldijk, Z. Xu, E. Doskocil, T.
Roberts, G. Sunley, J. Zecevic, P. De Jongh, K. De Jong.

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 O10.08. RU-BIPYRIDINE ENTRAPPED IN THE SUPERCAGES OF EMC-1 FAUJASITE AS CATALYST
FOR THE TRIFLUOROMETHYLATION OF ARENES
V. Lemmens, C. Vos, A.L. Bugaev, J. Vercammen, N. Van Velthoven, J. Gascon, D.E. De Vos.

MONDAY
O10.09. GA- AND ZN-ZSM-5 ZEOLITES AS EFFICIENT CATALYSTS FOR THE AROMATIZATION
OF PARAFFINS AND OLEFINS PRESENT IN PLASTIC’S PYROLYSIS LIQUIDS
P. Frigols-Arroyo, M. Parreño-Romero, L. Almar, J.M. Serra, M.E. Domine.

O07.01. SINGLE-ATOM CATALYSIS OF RU IN BETA ZEOLITES FOR A NEW ROUTE TOWARDS

TEREPHTHALATES FROM THE ISOMERIZATION OF BIO-BASED MUCONIC ACID

TUESDAY
I. Khalil, M. G. Rigamonti, T. Donckels, S. Robijns, and M. Dusselier.

15:40 – 17:00 ORAL SESSION 10.

Auditorium 2.

O04.28. REDUCING DIFFUSION PATHWAYS TO ACCELERATE SELECTIVE HYDROGENATION

REACTIONS OVER PT NANOPARTICLES CONFINED IN MFI ZEOLITE

WEDNESDAY
M. Zaarour, F. Almukhtar, J. Cazemier, J.C. Navarro De Miguel, J. Ruiz-Martinez

O04.29. METHYLATION OF NAPHTHALENE RING CATALYZED BY DEALUMINATED YNU-5

TYPE ZEOLITE
Y. Moriwaki, M. Fukui, M. Matsuo, S. Suganuma, E. Tsuji, N. Katada

O02.27. SOLID-STATE NMR SPECTRA IN THE IZA DATABASE OF ZEOLITE STRUCTURES

D. Brouwer, A. White, C. Brouwer, C. Baerlocher

THURSDAY
O02.28. N-NONANE PREADSORPTION FOR HIERARCHICAL ZEOLITE MICROPOROSITY
CHARACTERIZATIO
A. Sachse, I. Batonneau-Gener, M. Benamar

16:20 – 17:00 KEY NOTE 10.

Auditorium 1.

FRIDAY
KN.10. METAL-ORGANIC FRAMEWORK MATERIALS FOR CAPTURE AND CATALYSIS OF
TOXIC AND FUEL GASES
M. Schröder.

17:00 – 19:00 COFFE BREAK & POSTER SESSION

17:00 – 19:00 POSTER SESSION 03.

Hall.

P02.001. PHOTOPHYSICS AND APPLICATIONS OF RESORUFIN IN ZEOLITE MICROPORES

J.E. Maris, L.A. Parker, K. Stanciakova, N. Nikolopoulos, A. Van Blaaderen, F. Meirer, F.T. Rabouw,
B.M. Weckhuysen

P02.002. 2D COS SPECTROSCOPIC APPROACH FOR UNDERSTANDING OF THE

TRANSFORMATION OF SMALL MOLECULES CONFINED IN ZEOLITES
K. Tarach, K. Gołąbek, K. Góra-Marek.

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P02.003. THE CHALLENGE OF HYDROXYL SPECIES CHARACTERIZATION IN ZEOLITES
E. Dib, I. Medeiros Costa, N. Nesterenko, J.P. Dath, J.P. Gilson, S. Mintova

MONDAY
P02.004. STRUCTURAL DETAILS OF POROUS CRYSTALLINE MATERIALS: INSIGHTS BY THREE-
DIMENSIONAL ELECTRON DIFFRACTION
Z. Huang.

P02.005. DETERMINATION OF MICROPOROUS AND MESOPOROUS SURFACE AREAS AND

VOLUMES OF MESOPOROUS ZEOLITES BY CORRECTED T-PLOT ANALYSIS
L. Desmurs, A. Galarneau, C. Cammarano, V. Hulea, C. Vaulot, H. Nouali, B. Lebeau, J. Daou, C.

TUESDAY
Vieira-Soares, G. Maurin, M. Haranczyk, I. Batonneau-Gener, A. Sachse

P02.006. VISUALIZING AND PROBING LOCAL PROPERTIES IN A FLUID CATALYTIC CRACKING

CATALYST PARTICLE USING CONFOCAL FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY
C. Versluis, Y. Ganjkhanlou, E. Maris, R. Mayorga Gonzalez, A.E. Nieuwelink, F. Meirer, B.
Weckhuysen, E. Vogt

WEDNESDAY
P02.007. THE ROLE OF WATER LOADING AND GERMANIUM CONTENT IN GERMANOSILICATE
HYDROLYSIS
M. Kubů, O. Veselý, C. Heard, L. Grajciar, M. Jin, P. Nachtigall, J. Čejka.

P02.008. SIMPLIFYING STRUCTURE DETERMINATION OF ADOR ZEOLITES USING 3DED

D.N. Rainer, S. Hosseini, M. Mazur, J. Čejka

P02.009. ADSORPTION AND DIFFUSION OF METHYL OLEATE IN TS-1/SPHERICAL ACTIVATED

THURSDAY
CARBON COMPOSITE CATALYSTS PROBED BY PFG-NMR SPECTROSCOPY
A. Osorio, M. Goepel, D. Poppitz, M. Dvoyashkin, R. Gläser

P02.010. INFLUENCE OF THE SILICA PORE WALL POLARITY ON THE STRUCTURE OF WATER
IN MESOPORES
C. Weinberger, F. Zysk, M. Hartmann, N. Kaliannan, T. Kühne, M. Tiemann

P02.011. THE SURPRISING ROOM TEMPERATURE LABILITY OF ZEOLITES IN CONTACT WITH

FRIDAY
LIQUID WATER: WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR HOW WE VIEW ZEOLITES?
R. Morris

P02.012. PROBING DIFFUSIONAL EXCHANGE IN USY ZEOLITE BY NMR RELAXATION

METHODS
G. Pirngruber, E. Jolimaitre, M. Fleury

P02.013. EXPERIMENTAL AND THEORETICAL 17O NMR FOR CHARACTERISATION OF

SILICEOUS ZEOLITES
D. Brako-Amoafo, R. Morris, S. Ashbrook, P. Nachtigall, C. Heard, A. Erlebach

P02.014. NOVEL APPROACH FOR INTRODUCING TI-ATOM INTO ZEOLITE FRAMEWORK

MEDIATING VACANCY: TEM STUDY ON ATOMIC SCALE IN MSE-TYPE
J. Li, A. Mayoral, Y. Kubota, J. Yu, O. Terasaki

P02.015. 3D ELECTRON DIFFRACTION ON THE HIGH-THROUGHPUT PHASE ANALYSIS AND

ACCURATE STRUCTURE DETERMINATION OF ZEOLITE MATERIALS
Y. Luo, B. Wang, M. Clabbers, W. Fu, J. Sun, W. Yang, X. Zou

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P02.016. ROLE OF SILANOL SITES OF NANOSIZED CHA ZEOLITE IN DIFFERENT ALKALI
FORMS ON CO2 ADSORPTION PERFORMANCE
S. Ghojavand, E. Dib, P. Bazin, V. Ruaux, S. Mintova

MONDAY
P02.017. PAIR DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION ANALYSIS OF THE ASSEMBLY-DISASSEMBLY-
ORGANISATION-REASSEMBLY (ADOR) PROCESS
S. Russell, D. Rainer, P. Wheatley, P. Chater, F. Costa, M. Diaz-Lopez, R. Morris

P02.018. PAIR DISTRIBUTION FUNCTION (PDF) STUDIES ON ENZYME@MOF COMPOSITES

M.A. Molina Esquinas, A. Manjón-Sanz, I. Díaz, E. Sastre, R.M. Blanco, M. Sánchez-Sánchez

TUESDAY
P02.019. THE ADSORPTION OF ETHYLENE ON AG-ZEOLITE INVESTIGATED BY SSNMR
SPECTROSCOPY
A. De Marcos Galán, G. Almeida, J.A. Vidal-Moya, M. Jiménez, T. Blasco, F. Rey

P02.020. OPERANDO SPECTROSCOPY TO STUDY NH3-INDUCED CU MOBILITY IN CU-

ZEOLITES FOR THE DIRECT CONVERSION OF CH4 TO CH3OH

WEDNESDAY
G. Deplano, M. Signorile, K. Kvande, S. Svelle, S. Bordiga

P02.021. STRUCTURE ASSESSMENT OF BETA-ZTC: THE EFFECT OF PURIFICATION STRATEGY

ON CONTENT AND OXYGEN COORDINATION
D. Cozza, L. Pace, A. Policicchio, F. Dalena, G. Giordano, M. Daturi, M. Migliori

P02.022. IN SITU AND OPERANDO FT-IR METHODOLOGY FOR COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT

OF ZEOLITES AS CATALYSTS IN POLYMERS CRACKING

THURSDAY
K. Tarach, K. Pyra, S. Valencia, M. Palomino, F. Rey, K. Gora-Marek

P02.023. COKE NATURE ASSESSMENT BY SPECTROSCOPIC AND CHROMATOGRAPHIC

METHOD
K. Tarach, O. Rogala, M. Smoliło-Utrata, K. Pyra, J. Martinez-Triguero, F. Rey, K. Góra-Marek

P02.024. XRDYNAMIC 500: OPTIMIZED HIGH RESOLUTION XRD STUDIES OF ZEOLITES

A. Paiva, A. Jones, M. Kremer, T. Muller, B. Puhr, B. Schrode, P. Vir

FRIDAY
P02.025. EVOLUTION OF MICROPOROSITY DURING MORDENITE HIERARCHIZATION
M. Benamar, I. Batonneau-Gener, A. Sachse, C. Miqueu

P02.026. PROBING ORGANIC STRUCTURE DIRECTING AGENTS IN ZEOLITES WITH 3DED

J. Cho, G. Hofer, H. Xu, X. Zou

P02.027. A MULTI-NUCLEAR MAS-NMR STUDY OF THE NATURE AND DISTRIBUTION

OF THE NEGATIVE CHARGES IN SILICALITE-1 ZEOLITES SYNTHESIZED WITH
ALKYLAMMONIUM AND ALKYLPHOSPHONIUM ORGANIC CATIONS
J. Martinez-Ortigosa, J. Simancas, J.A. Vidal-Moya, C. Martineau-Corcos, F. Rey, T. Blasco

P02.028. IN-SITU MONITORING OF MOLECULAR SIEVE SYNTHESIS WITH ULTRASONIC

DIAGNOSTIC
R. Reber, M. Ermer, H. Baser, M. Fischer, W. Schwieger, M. Hartmann

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P02.029. SYNTHESIS, STRUCTURE DETERMINATION AND ADSORPTION PROPERTIES OF THE
NOVEL ZEOLITIC GERMANOSILICATE ITQ-69
J.L. Jordá, A. Sala, E. Pérez-Botella, A. Cantín, F. Rey, S. Valencia

MONDAY
P02.030. ORIENTATION OF THE ORGANIC STRUCTURE-DIRECTING AGENT IN PURE SILICA
ZEOLITE SSZ-74: AN INVESTIGATION USING THE RIETVELD APPROACH
C. Isaac, I. Deroche, A. Ryzhikov, T.J. Daou, T. Örs, J.L. Paillaud

P02.031. MAGADIITE-TYPE LAYERS AS BUILDING BLOCKS FOR LAYERED AND MICROPOROUS

SILICATES

TUESDAY
I. Grosskreuz, M. Koike, B. Marler, Y. Krysiak, A. Shimojima, K. Kuroda

P02.032. A NEW DATABASE DEDICATED TO DISORDERED ZEOLITE STRUCTURES

C. Baerlocher, L. Mccusker, H. Gies, B. Marler

P02.033. SILVER SITES SPECIATION ASSESSMENT IN OPERANDO UV-VIS AND FT-IR STUDIES
K. Tarach, K. Góra-Marek, M. Smoliło-Utrata, J. Martínez Triguero, F. Rey

WEDNESDAY
P02.034. 3D INSIGHT INTO THE HIERARCHICAL STRUCTURE OF MESOPORES VIA A
QUANTITATIVE TEM ANALYSIS OF FAU-Y ZEOLITES
V. Girelli Consolaro, W. Baaziz, V. Rouchon, O. Ersen

P02.035. FOLLOWING SO2 POISONING OF CU+ AND CU2+ ON CHA ZEOLITES FOR THE NH3-
SCR REACTION: AN IN SITU UV-VIS STUDY
R. Khaleghi Abasabadi, A. Yu. Molokova, K. A. Lomachenko, P. N.r. Vennestrøm, F. Wen, T. V.w.

THURSDAY
Janssens, E. Borfecchia, S. Bordiga, G. Berlier

P02.036. RELIABLE SURFACE AREA DETERMINATION OF POWDERS AND NANOPOROUS

MATERIALS: GAS PHYSISORPTION AND SMALL-ANGLE X-RAY SCATTERING (SAXS)
C. Schlumberger, C. Scherdel, P. Leicht, A. Keilbach, H. Keilbach, P. Kotnik, G. Reichenauer, M.
Thommes.

P08.001. SEPARATION OF SECOND GENERATION BIOMASS SUGARS WITH ZEOLITES

FRIDAY
W. Ammar, M. Manko, K. Larmier, A. Methivier

P08.002. HYDROTHERMAL STABILITY OF CHABAZITE APPLIED IN TEMPERATURE SWING

ADSORPTION PROCESS
P. Moura, D. Melo, E. Rodríguez-Aguado, R. Shing, P. Webley, M. Bastos Neto, E. Rodríguez-Castellón,
D. Azevedo

P08.003. XPERIMENTAL STUDY OF ZEOLITIC SUPPORT INFLUENCE ON XENON ADSORPTION

AND DFT SIMULATION OF METAL - NOBLE GAS BOND
C. Courtney, B. Siberchicot, G. Couchaux, A. Tuel, S. Topin, D. Farrusseng

P08.004. ADSORPTION OF O2 AND N2 ON AGXLIYNA96−X−Y-LSX, AND LIYAGXNA96−X−Y-LSX

ZEOLITES: CATION POSITION, STRUCTURE, AND KINETICS
H. Panezai, J. Sun

P08.005. IMPROVING THE CO2 ADSORPTION KINETICS ON SMALL-PORE ZEOLITES NA-RHO

AND CS-MERLINOITE VIA THE INTRODUCTION OF MESOPOROSITY
K.S. Kencana, H.J. Choi, S.B. Hong

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P08.006. ENRICHMENT OF LOW-GRADE METHANE FROM N2/CH4 MIXTURES BY DUAL REFLUX
VACUUM SWING ADSORPTION PROCESS
Y. Guo, G.K. Li

MONDAY
P08.007. CO2 ADSORPTION CAPACITIES OF MCM-41 SILICA SYNTHESIZED BY MICROWAVE
IRRADIATION AND FUNCTIONALIZED WITH PEI
M.R. Oliveira Santos, J. Faccin De Conto, S.M. Egues, E. Rodríguez-Castellón.

P08.008. WATER EFFECT ON THE PERFORMANCE OF BASOLITE MOFS FOR METHANE

ADSORPTION AND RECOVERY

TUESDAY
D. Ursueguía, E. Diaz, S. Ordóñez

P08.009. KINETICS AND ADSORPTION EQUILIBRIA ON CATION EXCHANGE LTA ZEOLITES

FOR PROPANE / PROPYLENE ADSORPTIVE SEPARATION
M.-.E.A. Benchaabane, G. Trierweiler Goncalves, G. Chaplais, E. Bloch, P. Llewellyn, J. Daou, S.
Bourrelly

WEDNESDAY
P08.010. ZEOLITES ORIGINATED FROM THE TRANSFORMATION OF FLY ASHES –
CHARACTERIZATION, MODIFICATION, AND ADSORPTION OF PESTICIDES
M. Andrunik, M. Skalny, T. Bajda

P08.011. A PROMISING WAY FOR CERIUM RECOVERY: THE ION EXCHANGE CAPACITY OF
LTL ZEOLITE
R. Arletti, G. Confalonieri, G. Vezzalini, F. Di Renzo.

THURSDAY
P08.012. HIERARCHICALLY-POROUS SILICA MATERIALS FOR SELECTIVE RARE EARTH ELEMENT
EXTRACTION UNDER SEMI-CONTINUOUS FLOW CONDITIONS
A. Brewer, F. Kleitz

P08.013. ETHYLENE REMOVAL WITH METALS-BASED ZEOLITES FOR PRESERVATION OF

CLIMACTERIC FRUITS
R. Ferreira, H. Lopes, A. Fernandes, J. Lourenço, J. Silva, I. João, F. Ribeiro

FRIDAY
P08.014. STUDY OF A H2 PSA PROCESS FOR FUEL CELL VEHICLES
R. Calero Berrocal, V.I. Águeda Maté, D. Úbeda Romero, E. Simón Camacho, J.A. Delgado Dobladez

P08.015. CO2 CONVERSION IMPROVEMENT BY A SORPTION ENHANCED REACTION PROCESS

USING 3A ZEOLITE AS ADSORBENT
G. Pascual-Muñoz, R. Calero-Berrocal, A. Cañada-Barcala, M. Larriba Martínez, I. Águeda Maté, J.A.
Delgado Dobladez

P08.016. HIGH-THROUGHPUT COMPUTATIONAL SCREENINGS OF COFS FOR CO2/N2

SEPARATIONS
O.F. Altundal, S. Keskin, C. Altintas

P08.017. SEPARATION OF NORMAL PARAFFINS FROM KEROSENE BY A SIMULATED MOVING

BED PROCESS USING BINDERLESS 5A ZEOLITE
J. Rangel, G. Pascual Muñoz, R. Calero Berrocal, V.I. Águeda Maté, J.A. Delgado Dobladez

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P08.018. ODORS ADSORPTION OVER MODIFIED NATURAL CLI ZEOLITE: THEORETICAL AND
EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES
N. Sobus, I. Czekaj

MONDAY
P08.019. WATER AND ORGANIC VAPOR SORPTION AND DIFFUSION MEASUREMENTS IN
ZEOLITES
V. Martis, D. Williams

P08.020. GAS INTERACTIONS WITH CC13-BASED TYPE 2 POROUS LIQUIDS

J. Rimsza, M. Christian, T. Nenoff

TUESDAY
P10.001. METAL-FREE SULFIDE COVALENT POLYMERS AS A HYPERVALENT S-O INTERACTION
HETEROGENEOUS CATALYSTS
M. Melero, F.X. Llabrés I Xamena, U. Díaz

P10.002. ONE-STAGE VEGETABLE OIL HYDROISOMERIZATION TO OBTAIN BIOFUELS

PRODUCTION

WEDNESDAY
V. Torres Bujalance, K.E. Rodríguez, L.A. González, C.A. Prieto

P10.003. NOVEL METAL CONTAINING ZEOLITE CATALYSTS FOR CONVERSION OF CO2

J. Mielby, D. Iltsiou, S. Kegnæs

P10.004. INFLUENCE OF COUNTER-ION ON THE SULFUR TOLERANCE OF ZEOLITE-

SUPPORTED METHANE OXIDATION CATALYSTS
R. Mortensen, J. Mielby, H.D. Noack, K. Pedersen, S. Mossin

THURSDAY
P10.005. DIPHENYLPYRENE-BASED POLYIMIDES AS NOVEL HOMO- AND HETEROGENEOUS
CATALYSTS
B. Fuerte Diez, A. Valverde Gonzalez, E. Rangel-Rangel, F. Sánchez, E.M. Maya, M. Iglesias

P10.006. MULTIFUNCTIONAL ZEOLITE-BASED COMPOSITE CATALYSTS FOR THE DIRECT

SYNTHESIS OF ACETONE FROM C1 CARBON SOURCES VIA A TANDEM APPROACH
E. Andres Marcos, W. Henao Sierra, M. García Farpón, G. Prieto

FRIDAY
P10.007. CATALYTIC ACTIVITY OF FAU-TYPE ZEOLITE X WITH CONTROLLABLE ROTATIONAL
EMT INTERGROWTH IN A LIQUID PHASE KNOEVENAGEL CONDENSATION
J.P. Grass, J. Bohn, L. Rupprecht, W. Schwieger, A. Inayat

P10.008. MO-ZSM‑5 “DONUT-LIKE” STRUCTURES IN METHANE DEHYDROAROMATIZATION

REACTION
M. Cheng, H. Cruchade, E. Dib, Z. Qin, S. Mintova

P10.009. EXPLORING BUTANE ISOMERISATION AS A DIAGNOSTIC FRAMEWORK, GUIDING

THE RATIONAL DESIGN OF NOVEL MULTIFUNCTIONAL CATALYSTS
E. Mcshane, J. Le Brocq, A. Oakley, M. Potter, B. Vandegehuchte, R. Raja

P10.010. MOF-MEDIATED SYNTHESIS OF TAILORED PDIN@INOX SUPPORTED NANOPARTICLES

J.S. Martinez, J. Mazario Santa-Pau, P. Ona Burgos

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P10.011. MICROPOROUS V-CONTAINING CATALYSTS FOR ETHANE ODH: DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN ZEOLITIC AND NON-ZEOLITIC MATERIALS
J. Soriano, A. De Arriba, B. Moreno, B. Solsona, P. Concepción, J.M. Lopez Nieto

MONDAY
P10.012. TAILORED CATALYTIC PROPERTIES INDUCED BY 3D PRINTING IN HYBRID MONOLITH
STRUCTURES FOR THE ONE-STEP SYNTHESIS OF DME VIA CO2 HYDROGENATION
G. Bonura, S. Todaro, E. Abbenhuis, G. Gerritsen, V. Middelkoop, Y. De Vos, C. Cannilla, F. Frusteri

P10.013. INSIGHT INTO THE INTERDEPENDENCE OF NI AND AL IN BIFUNCTIONAL NI/ZSM-5

CATALYSTS AT NANOSCALE

TUESDAY
H.T. Vu, I. Arčon, G. Dražić, N. Zabukovec Logar, N. Novak Tušar

P10.014. THE NANOSIZED METAL OXIDES FOR CATALYSTS

O. Korchuganova, K. Abuzarova, E. Tantsiura, O. Denysov

P10.015. DESILICATED MORDENITE-TYPE ZEOLITES AS EFFICIENT CATALYSTS FOR THE

ALKYLATION OF AROMATICS WITH OLEFINS PRESENT IN PLASTIC’S PYROLYSIS

WEDNESDAY
LIQUIDS
P. Frigols-Arroyo, M. Parreño-Romero, L. Almar, J. .M. Serra, M.E. Domine

P12.001. UTILIZATION OF AZO ALDEHYDE/ ZEOLITE COMPOSITE IN CN−, ACO− AND HCO3−
ANIONS RECOGNITION STUDIES
M. Zendehdel, F. Parchegani

P12.002. UTILIZATION OF AZO ALDEHYDE/ ZEOLITE COMPOSITE IN CN−, ACO− AND HCO3−

THURSDAY
ANIONS RECOGNITION STUDIES
M. Zendehdel, F. Parchegani

P12.003. RESEARCH INTEGRITY: ETHICS IN RESEARCH

M. Stöcker

P12.004. STYRYL DYE-DOPED MGAPO HYBRID SYSTEM FOR NONLINEAR OPTICS AND LASER
ACTION

FRIDAY
A. Oliden-Sánchez, R. Sola-Llano, L. Gómez-Hortigüela, J. Pérez-Pariente, M. Lebental, C. Lafargue,
V. Martínez-Martínez

P12.005. ZEOFILTERS: SAFE AND EFFICIENT SUNSCREENS OBTAINED BY UV FILTERS

ENCAPSULATION IN ZEOLITES
R. Fantini, G. Vezzalini, G. Confalonieri, A. Zambon, E. Ferrari, F. Di Renzo, M. Fabbiani, L. Mino, R.
Cavalli, M. Argenziano, R. Arletti

P12.006. THE EFFECT OF SI/AL RATIO ON MOLECULAR BEHAVIOUR AND CONTROLLED

DRUG RELEASE FROM ZEOLITE BETA
S. Mchugh, A. Sartbaeva, M. Appel, P. Cox, A. O’malley.

P12.007. CRYSTAL STRUCTURE AND LUMINESCENT PROPERTIES OF WATER STABLE PB, BR, H,
CS, NA-Y CONTAINING [NA4CS6PBBR4]8+ QUANTUM DOTS
G.B. Park, R. Ahmad, N.H. Heo

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 P12.008. CRYSTAL STRUCTURE AND LUMINESCENCE OF SN,I,CS,NA-Y CONTAINING
TETRAHEDRALLY DISTORTED CUBES OF SN4I44+
H.S. Lim, G.B. Park, W.T. Lim, N.H. Heo

MONDAY
P12.009. STUDYING HUMIDITY SENSING BEHAVIOR OF MICROPOROUS ETS-10 AND
VANADIUM SUBSTITUTED ETS-10 THIN FILMS
R. Davoudnezhad, D. Kuzyaka, B. Akata Kurc

P12.010. METAL ION-HIERARCHICAL ZEOLITES AS FENTON-LIKE CATALYSTS FOR HEALTH

APPLICATIONS

TUESDAY
A. Martins, V. Ivasiv, A. Bertão, N. Nunes, C. Almeida_aguiar, A. Fonseca, J. Moreira, F. Baltazar, I.
Neves, B. Amaro, A.P. Carvalho

P12.011. CEMENT MATRIX COMPOSITE WITH THE ADDITION OF MCM-41 MESOPOROUS

SILICACEMENT MATRIX COMPOSITE WITH THE ADDITION OF MCM-41
MESOPOROUS SILICA
W. Franus, M. Szeląg, R. Panek, J. Madej.

WEDNESDAY
P12.012. INFLUENCE OF CEMENT MATRIX MODIFICATION WITH MESOPOROUS SILICA
MATERIAL ON EARLY AGE PROPERTIES OF CEMENT COMPOSITE
R. Panek, J. Madej, M. Szeląg, W. Franus

P12.013. PHOTODYNAMIC RELEASE OF CURCUMIN FROM HIERARCHICAL ZEOLITES

E. Musielak, A. Feliczak-Guzik, I. Nowak

THURSDAY
21:00 CONFERENCE BANQUET AT THE VALENCIA WESTIN HOTEL.

FRIDAY

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MONDAY
09:00 – 10:00 PLENARY LECTURE 7
Will zeolite-based catalysis be as relevant in future biorefineries as in crude oil
refineries? 2.0
Bert F. Sels
Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (Belgium)

TUESDAY
10:00 – 11:00 ORAL SESSION 11.
Auditorium 1.

O06.01. INFLUENCE OF TEXTURAL PROPERTIES OF MESOPOROUS SILICA AS SUPPORTS FOR

AN ENANTIOSELECTIVE ORGANOCATALYST
M. Gebauer, D. Poppitz, M. Laue, C. Schneider, R. Gläser

WEDNESDAY
O06.02. COMPARISON METHOD BY EFFICIENCY MEASUREMENT OF NATURAL ZEOLITE AS
ODOR ABSORBER
J. Engel, B. Kopczynska, E. Hudy

O06.03. TITANIUM AND ZIRCONIUM SILICATE ION-EXCHANGE MATERIALS FOR THE

TREATMENT OF NUCLEAR WASTE
J. Readman, D. Smith, N. Sajjad

THURSDAY
10:00 – 11:00 ORAL SESSION 11.
Auditorium 2.

O07.02. EFFECT OF ALUMINIUM PROXIMITY ON TURNOVER RATES AND SELECTIVITY FOR

ALCOHOL DEHYDRATION OVER H-ZSM-5
A. De Reviere, J. Devos, M. Dusselier, M. Sabbe, A. Verberckmoes

O07.03. ACTIVITY AND STABILITY OF NNN PAIRS OF AL ATOMS DURING ANISOLE

FRIDAY
TRANSFORMATION: MODEL OF CATALYTIC FAST PYROLYSIS ON H-ZSM-5 ZEOLITE
N. Pichot, L. Pinard, A. Dufour

O07.04. ONE-POT METHOD OF PRODUCTION LEVULINIC ACID FROM BIOMASS-DERIVED

GLUCOSE OVER NA-BEA ZEOLITE
N. Sobuś, I. Czekaj

10:00 – 11:00 ORAL SESSION 11.

Auditorium 3.

O08.09 EFFECT OF ZEOLITIC IMIDAZOLATE FRAMEWORKS TOPOLOGY ON THE SEPARATION

OF HYDROGEN FROM COKE OVEN GAS
X. Huang, A. Martín Calvo, M. J.j. Mulder, S. Calero.

O08.10. EFFECT OF CATION EXCHANGE IN THE SORPTION OF CO2, CH4 AND N2 AND
THEIR MIXTURES ON BINDER-FREE FAUJASTITE ZEOLITE Y
E. Aly, L. Zafanelli, J. Silva, F. Freitas, A. Rodrigues

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 O08.11. FINE-TUNING THE MOLECULAR SIEVING PROPERTY OF ZEOLITES BY POST-
SYNTHETIC FUNCTIONALIZATION FOR LIGHT OLEFIN/PARAFFIN SEPARATION
C. Jo, H.S. Lee, N.S. Kim

MONDAY
10:00 – 11:00 ORAL SESSION 11.
Committee room 1+2.

O11.01. OLEFIN RECOVERY PROPERTY AND DURABILITY OF AG-X MEMBRANE

M. Sakai, Y. Tsuzuki, S. Fujimoto, M. Matsukata

TUESDAY
O11.02. SYNTHESIS OF ZEOLITIC IMIDAZOLATE FRAMEWORKS FROM RECYCLED MOTHER
LIQUORS: APPLICATION TO CO2/N2 SEPARATION WITH PEBAX® BASED MIXED
MATRIX MEMBRANES
M.R. Hasan, L. Paseta, M. Malankowska, C. Téllez, J. Coronas

O11.03. DEVELOPMENT OF A NON-CORROSIVE SYNTHESIS METHOD FOR CONTINUOUS

B-ORIENTED ZSM-5 ZEOLITE FILMS AND MEMBRANES ON A RANGE OF SUBSTRATES

WEDNESDAY
R. Riemersma, A.E. Nieuwelink, E. Vogt, B. Weckhuysen, C. Versluis

11:00 – 11:20 COFFEE BREAK

11:20 – 13:00 ORAL SESSION 12.

Auditorium 1.

THURSDAY
O05.01. GREEN HYDROGEN PRODUCTION BY THERMOCHEMICAL WATER SPLITTING
USING LA0.8CA0.2NIO3-∂ SYNTHESIZED PEROVSKITE
A. Pérez Domínguez, M. Orfila Del Hoyo, M. Linares Serrano, R. Sanz Martín, J. Marugán Aguado, R.
Molina Gil, J.Á. Botas Echevarría.

O05.02. SURFACE MODIFIED ZEOLITE-TEMPLATED CARBONS AS ELECTROCATALYST FOR

CO2 REDUCTION
G. Papanikolaou, D. Chillè, S. Perathoner, G. Centi, D. Cozza, M. Migliori, G. Giordano, P. Lanzafame

FRIDAY
O05.03. ACTIVATION OF MOLECULAR OXYGEN OVER BINUCLEAR IRON CENTERS IN AL-
RICH BETA ZEOLITE
K. Mlekodaj, A. Kornas, E. Tabor, R. Pilar, M. Sliwa, J. Olszowka, H. Jirglova, S. Sklenak, D. Rutkowska-
Zbik, J. Dedecek

O05.04. INFLUENCE OF CATION NATURE AND SALT CONCENTRATION ON HIGH PRESSURE

INTRUSION OF AQUEOUS SALT SOLUTIONS IN SILICALITE-1
A. Ryzhikov, A. Astafan, J.T. Daou, H. Nouali, G. Chaplais, C. Dirand, I. Bezverkhyy, J.P. Bellat

O07.09. DESIGN OF ALUMINUM PHOSPHATE CATALYSTS FOR SELECTIVE VALORIZATION OF

BIOMASS-DERIVED FURFURAL
W. Fang, A. Riisager

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Auditorium 2.

O07.05. SPATIAL SEGREGATION OF PD FROM MESOPOROUS ZSM-5 ACID SITES FOR EFFECTIVE

MONDAY
CONVERSION OF FATTY ACIDS TO ALKANES THROUGH HDO
S. Ding, C. Parlett, X. Fan

O07.06. THE DEHYDRATION OF FRUCTOSE TO 5-HMF OVER HIERARCHICAL USY ZEOLITES

Y. Han, G. Pirngruber, K. Larmier

O07.07. HAFNIUM-DOPED SILICA NANOTUBES FOR THE UPGRADING OF GLYCEROL INTO

TUESDAY
SOLKETAL: ENHANCED PERFORMANCES AND IN-DEPTH STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY
CORRELATION
C. Aprile, L. Soumoy, C. Célis, D. Debecker, S. Fiorilli, M. Armandi

O07.08. SN-USY: AN INSIGHT INTO THE POST-SYNTHETIC METALATION PROCESS WITH

TEA AND THE EFFECT OVER DIFFERENT TIN SITES FORMATION
J.M. Jimenez Martin, D. De La Calle Perez, M. Montaña, M. Lopez Granados, A. Orozco Saumell, M.

WEDNESDAY
Linares Serrano, A. Garcia Sanchez, J. Iglesias Moran

O07.10. LEWIS ACID SN-BEA CATALYST FOR THE CYCLOADDITION OF ISOPRENE AND
METHYL ACRYLATE: A GREENER ROUTE TO BIO-DERIVED MONOMERS
P. Treu, P. Huber, P. Plessow, F. Studt, E. Saraci

11:20 – 12:00 KEY NOTE 11.

THURSDAY
Auditorium 3.

KN.11. EXPLOITING RAPID CYCLE KINETIC SEPARATIONS WITH FLEXIBLE ZEOLITE ITQ-55
Y. Wang, E.W.J. Corcoran, P. Kortunov, A. Burton, P. Serna, A. Corma, S. Valencia, F. Rey.

11:20 – 13:00 ORAL SESSION 12.

Committee room 1+2.

O12.01. LOW-TEMPERATURE ACTIVATION/CALCINATION OF ZEOLITES USING OZONE

FRIDAY
J. Devos, S. Robijns, G. Ivanushkin, I. Khalil, M. Dusselier

O12.02. VARIOUSLY MODIFIED FAUJASITE AS AN ENHANCER OF ANFO-TYPE EXPLOSIVES

Ł. Kuterasiński, A. Wojtkiewicz, M. Sadowska, P. Żeliszewska, B.D. Napruszewska, M. Zimowska,
M. Pytlik, A. Biessikirski

O12.03. NEAR-ZERO POWER ZEOLITE AND MOF BASED SENSORS FOR NO2 DETECTION
T. Nenoff, L. Small, M. Schindelholz, S. Percival, D. Rademacher, J. Krumhansl, S. Henkelis, M. Li, R.
Lobo

O01.32. ENGINEERING RHO NANOZEOLITE: CONTROLLING THE PARTICLE MORPHOLOGY,

CHEMICAL COMPOSITION, STABILITY AND FLEXIBILITY
E. Clatworthy, A. Paecklar, E. Dib, M. Debost, N. Barrier, P. Boullay, J.P. Gilson, N. Nesterenko, S. Mintova

O06.04. ROBUST AND EFFICIENT BISMUTH-BASED MOF FOR ADSORPTION AND

PHOTOCATALYTIC DEGRADATION OF EMERGING ORGANIC CONTAMINANTS
(EOCS) UNDER VISIBLE LIGHT IRRADIATION
A.J. Chacón García, S. Rojas Macías, Y. Pérez Cortés, E. Svensson Grape, A.K. Inge, P. Horcajada Cortés.

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Auditorium 3.

O08.12. 3D PRINTED HYBRID MONOLITH FOR CO2 CAPTURE

MONDAY
A. Pereira, A. Ferreira, A. Rodrigues, A.M. Ribeiro, M.J. Regufe

O08.13. RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE FRAMEWORK TOPOLOGY AND COMPOSITION OF

SMALL-PORE ZEOLITES AND THEIR CO2 ADSORPTION MECHANISM
H.J. Choi, D. Jo, S.B. Hong

O08.14. CONTROLLING CO2 INDUCED BREATHING BEHAVIOUR IN ZEOLITE MERLINOITE

TUESDAY
FOR SELECTIVE CO2 ADSORPTION
E. Bruce, V. Georgieva, M. Verbraeken, R. Chitac, M. Lozinska, M.F. Hsieh, A. Turrina, S. Brandani,
P. Wright

13:00 – 15:00 LUNCH

WEDNESDAY
15:00 – 15:40 KEY NOTE 12.
Auditorium 1.

KN.12. NEW MFI MORPHOLOGIES FOR MEMBRANES AND CATALYSIS

M. Tsapatsis, D. Kim, P. Lu, S. Ghosh, A. Kraetz, M. Dornelles De Mello, N. Akter, L. Qi, H. Dai,
T. Luo, X. Duan, G. Kumar, K.S. Kwak, N. Rangnekar, J.R. Johnson, H. Sharbini Kamaluddin, K.
Narasimharao, M. .A. Malik, S. Al-Thabaiti, Z. Khan, M. Abeykoon, B. Mccool, J.D. Rimer, A.T. Bell,
J.A. Boscoboinik, K.A. Mkhoyan.

THURSDAY
15:00 – 15:40 ORAL SESSION 13.
Auditorium 2.

O07.11. SELECTION OF ZEOLITES AND BIOPLATFORM MOLECULES FOR THE PRODUCTION

OF RENEWABLE NAPHTHALENES
J. Gancedo, L. Faba, S. Ordóñez

FRIDAY
O07.12. BOOSTING THE DEOXYGENATION AND AROMATIZATION ACTIVITY OF ZSM-5
ZEOLITE VIA PRESSURIZED CATALYTIC PYROLYSIS
F. Artillo, H. Hernando, P. Pizarro, D.P. Serrano

15:00 – 15:40 ORAL SESSION 13.

Auditorium 3.

O06.05. EFFECT OF THE HYDROTHERMAL AGING ON THE NH3-SCR PERFORMANCE AND

N2O SELECTIVITY OF CU-SSZ-39 AND CU-SSZ-13
C. Marta, D. Berthout, B. Harbuzaru, S. Raux, C. Pichon

O06.06. BENCH-SCALE CATALYTIC PYROLYSIS OF WEEE: ENHANCED OIL DEHALOGENATION

OVER CAO AND FE2O3 MODIFIED ZEOLITES
J. López, L. Amodio, H. Hernando, J.M. Moreno, J. Fermoso, D.P. Serrano

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Committee room 1+2.

O12.05. REVERSIBLE PHOTOALIGNMENT OF AZOBENZENE IN THE SURMOF HKUST-1

MONDAY
T. Koehler, I. Strauss, A. Mundstock, J. Caro, F. Marlow

O12.06. PERFORMANCE MODELLING OF ZEOLITE-BASED POTENTIOMETRIC SENSORS

M. Jendrlin, V. Zholobenko, A. Radu, D. Kirsanov

15:40 – 16:20 CONCLUDING REMARKS.

TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY

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VENUE

1st-2nd July 3rd-8th July

IZC School Congress
ADEIT Valencia Conference Center
Plaza Virgen de la Paz, 3 Corts Valencianes Avenue, 60
46001 Valencia 46015 Valencia

The Conference Centre is linked to the city via the 62, 63, 99 and N3 bus routes.

It has metro station (“Beniferri”) and tram station (“Palau de Congressos”) nearby
which connect the venue to the airport and to the Joaquín Sorolla mainline train station:
Metrovalencia lines 1, 2 and 4.

It is easily accessed by bicycle, and by the Valenbici public bicycle service.

The Centre is easy to reach by car, thanks to its location on Avda. Cortes Valencianas,
one of the main roads into the city and the main northwest approach road.

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TECHNICAL SECRETARIAT

C/ Marià Cubí, 4 - Pral | 08006 Barcelona

Tel. +34 932.388.777 | Fax: +34 932.387.488
izc2022@pacifico-meetings.com

The Technical Secretariat Desk will be located at the groundfloor.

Opening hours:

Sunday 3rd July: 16h-21h

Monday 4th July – Wednesday 6th July: 8h-19h
Thursday 7th July: 8h-15h
Friday 8th July: 8h-16h

CONGRESS BADGE

All participants must wear the Congress identification badges. Entrance to meeting rooms and exhibition area
will not be allowed to any person without badge.

APP AND SOCIAL NETWORKS

Access the following link to download

the APP: app.izc2022.com

#IZC2022 @IZC2022

Network: IZC2022
User: Exxonmobil
Password: Netzero2050

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CERTIFICATES

ATTENDANCE
Attendance certificates will be sent in electronic format by email once the Conference is finished and the
satisfaction survey is filled in.

ORAL COMMUNICATION AND POSTERS

Certificates of presentation will be sent after the Conference, by e-mail, to the corresponding contact author.

SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Sunday 3rd July | 19h – 21h

Welcome Party
Valencia Conference Center

Included in the registration fee.

Wednesday 6th July | 16h-19h

Visit to the city

Included in the registration fee. Registration is required.

Wednesday 6th July | 20h30-23h

Informal dinner
Venue: Campo Anibal
Camí Llíria, s/n, 46540
El Puig de Santa Maria, Valencia

Included in the registration fee. Registration is required.

20h Departure by coach from the venue to Campo Anibal for the Informal Dinner
20h30 Dinner at Campo Anibal
1h Departure by coach from Campo Anibal

Thursday 7th July | 20h30

Informal dinner
Venue: The Westin Valencia Hotel
Amadeu de Savoia, 16, 46010 Valencia

Registration is required. Its cost is 75€.

20h30 Departure by coach from the venue

21h Congress Dinner at The Westin Hotel Valencia

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TECHNICAL SECRETARIAT

izc2022@pacifico-meetings.com