Observed arrival · 2026-09-19
Julio Lloret Lab: Catalysis with a Robotic Assist
A research lab site documenting molecular catalysis, photochemistry, electrochemistry, publications, laboratory automation, and scientific tools.
- For
- Chemists, catalysis researchers, and laboratory-automation builders
- Worth noticing
- The research menu connects CO₂-to-ketones synthesis, water oxidation, photoredox chemistry, and robotic electrochemical workflows.
Field notes
The lab groups its work around four visible themes: molecular mechanisms, artificial photosynthesis, photo- and electrosynthesis, and laboratory automation. Publication entries include citation data and DOI links, while the media layer adds graphical abstracts, a 52-second lab film, group-archive material, and external radio and television references. AMPER is presented as a public robotic-electrochemistry project, but the supplied extract does not expose its underlying interface or hardware workflow.
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