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David Vermaas is an Assistant Professor specializing in Electrochemical Flow Systems at Delft University of Technology. He obtained his PhD degree in chemical engineering, focusing on Membrane Science & Technology, from the University of Twente in collaboration with Wetsus in 2014. David holds a bachelor's and master's degree in hydrology and water management from Wageningen University. His research lab focuses on developing innovative electrochemical technologies, including flow cells and CO2 capture systems, with a strong emphasis on enhancing mass transport and practical applications. David co-founded AquaBattery, a company dedicated to developing flow batteries that utilize water-salt gradients. He has collaborated with several universities and companies and has been involved in various projects, including an ERC Starting Grant aimed at mass transport enhancement strategies. He also coordinates the MELODY project, which works on creating a membraneless H2-Br2 flow battery, demonstrating his commitment to advancing sustainable energy solutions.
Delft University of Technology • Delft, Netherlands
Developing work on Electrochemical Flow Systems.
AquaBattery BV • Netherlands
Developing flow batteries using water-salt gradients.
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