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The image is promotional material for a Faraday Discussions event by the Royal Society of Chemistry. It features a scientific graphic with molecules and lasers. The text reads: "Bridging the gap from surface science to heterogeneous catalysis," scheduled for 20-22 April 2026 in London, UK. The registration deadline is 30 March 2026. A "Submit now" button is included.

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Banner for a Faraday Discussions event by the Royal Society of Chemistry. It reads: "Bridging the gap from surface science to heterogeneous catalysis, 20-22 April 2026, London, UK. Early bird registration deadline: 9 March 2026." Features scientific imagery of molecules and structures. "Submit now" button is displayed.

Early bird registration for our Faraday Discussion #FD_SurfCat closes on 9 March. Join us for a unique discussion to discover the new catalysts needed to solve society’s most pressing problems.

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Promotional image for a Royal Society of Chemistry event titled "Bridging the gap from surface science to heterogeneous catalysis," scheduled from April 20-22, 2026 in London, UK. Visual includes an abstract depiction of molecules on a surface, with event details and submission deadline stated as February 9, 2026. A "Submit now" button is also displayed.

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Bridging the gap from surface science to heterogeneous catalysis - submit your poster abstract by 9 February 2026

Explore the cutting-edge research into new catalysts for society’s biggest challenges with guest speakers, including introductory and closing lectures from Jens Norskov and Simon K. Beaumont.

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