Simone Morra

Assistant Professor

University of Nottingham
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Simone Morra is an Assistant Professor at the University of Nottingham, UK. His research focuses on [FeFe] hydrogenases and their applications in clean energy, biocatalysis, and sustainable hydrogen production. Recent publications include studies on the role of dithiolate bridges in hydrogenases, scalable bioreactor production techniques, and electrochemical properties of hydrogenase crystals.

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Nicholas Mitchell

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