CECC · Chulalongkorn University Bangkok, Thailand

High-Performance Computing Unit

We connect atoms,
catalysts and processes.

A computational catalysis group designing materials across scales—from electronic structure and active sites to reaction networks and catalytic processes.

01 / Mission

Catalysis is not a collection of isolated calculations. We reveal the connections—between mechanism, material, experiment and scale—so that each study becomes a platform for the next.

02 / Research

Three questions.
One connected programme.

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01

High-entropy catalysts

From active-site models to machine-learning accelerated screening and open materials databases.

DFTMLHEA
02

Catalyst life & deactivation

Following surfaces as they restructure, coke, leach and recover under realistic reaction conditions.

AIMDKineticsStability
03

Energy & carbon reactions

Mechanistic design for CO₂ conversion, water splitting, methane reforming and the water–gas shift reaction.

CO₂RRHER/OERWGSR

03 / Research Atlas

Publications are
a living research map.

Explore all 133 works by scientific family, method and HCU's role—from core computational catalysis to calculations contributed to collaborators outside catalysis.

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Portfolio evolution · 2009–2026

20091Catalysis foundations
20152Atomistic catalyst models
20223HEA screening & expansion
20264133 connected works
Core programme Experiment–computation Collaboration

04 / Open infrastructure

Thailand Public Energy
Materials Database 2.0

Quantum-chemical and machine-learning datasets for high-performance catalytic materials. Dataset records are available to registered members.

TPEM 2.021,563

Curated materials and adsorption records in the current searchable collection

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CECC-HCU research group, May 2026HCU Group · May 2026

05 / People

A collaborative group,
built across disciplines.

Computational scientists, chemical engineers and experimental collaborators working across Chulalongkorn, Thailand and international partner institutions.

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