The recently established Advanced Netherlands Institute of Nanoelectrochemistry aims to make fundamental and ground-breaking contributions to a deeper understanding of charge-transfer reactions and electrocatalytic reactions at nanoscale electrochemical interfaces, with an emphasis on how the structure and dynamics of all components of the interface interact in their restricted nanoscale environment. To that end, ANION brings together experts from chemistry, physics, and materials science, including advanced experimental and theoretical/computational methods.
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“I continue to believe in the possibility of a Dutch battery factory”
Moniek Tromp aims for an iron‑air battery, but along the way she is already trying to lay the foundation for an independent Dutch battery factory with €800 million from the National Growth Fund. Interview in NRC.
ANION Symposium Showcases Collaboration and Community
On 31 October 2025, the second annual ANION Symposium brought together around 80 researchers from across the Netherlands at the WCW Congress Center and AMOLF in Amsterdam. The one-day event celebrated the growing ANION community and highlighted the breadth of research taking place across the consortium’s partner institutes.
ANION Members Rik Mom and Loredana Protesescu Awarded NWO Vidi Grants
Two ANION researchers, Dr. Rik Mom (Leiden University) and Dr. Loredana Protesescu (University of Groningen), have each been awarded a Vidi grant from the Dutch Research Council (NWO). These competitive grants, worth up to €850,000, are part of the NWO talent programme designed to enable excellent scientists to establish their own research groups and pursue innovative research lines over the next five years.