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What are the Key Questions in Early Stage Research?
Some of the most important questions that guide early stage catalysis research include:
How do catalysts work at the atomic or molecular level?
What are the active sites on a catalyst's surface?
How can we design more efficient and selective catalysts?
What role do support materials play in enhancing catalytic performance?
How can we utilize computational methods to predict catalytic behavior?
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Why is Early Stage Research Important?
What are the Key Questions in Early Stage Research?
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