Bart Klumpers

Bart Klumpers is a Researcher at the Eindhoven University of Technology, affiliated with the College of Chemical Engineering and Chemistry. His work spans multiple departments, including Inorganic Materials & Catalysis and Molecular Materials and Nanosystems, focusing on computational approaches to catalysis and nanomaterials.

Research Interests:

• Development of neural networks for modeling catalytic processes
• Electrochemical CO2 reduction and sustainable energy solutions
• Quantum-chemical studies of reaction mechanisms on nanoparticles
• Computational methods for predicting nanocluster geometries
• Integration of microkinetic and reactor models

Scientific Contributions: His recent publications highlight applications of Artificial Neural Networks in adsorption dynamics, nanocluster structure prediction, and CO2 reduction. Key collaborations include work with Liu, Filot, and Hensen on ceria-supported bismuth catalysts.

Teaching & Education:

• Completed a Master's thesis titled Neural Networks in Catalysis (2019)
• Contributed to the course Advanced Thermodynamics and Kinetics (2013-2025)