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Many Master's programs offer opportunities to engage in cutting-edge research. Common research areas include:
Green Chemistry
Nanocatalysis
Biocatalysis
Energy Conversion
Research projects often involve collaboration with industry partners, providing students with practical experience and networking opportunities.
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What Are the Environmental Implications of Sulfur Compounds in Catalysis?
What are the challenges associated with ACLS?
Can Catalytic Processes Be Optimized?
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