Abstract Electrochemical formate (HCOO−) production via CO2 reduction reaction (CO2RR) holds great promise for carbon-neutral energy systems; however, its practical implementation is significantly hindered by the high energy demand of anodi... Read More
Abstract An artificial leaf mimicking the function of a natural leaf has recently attracted significant attention due to its minimal space requirement and low cost compared to wired photoelectrochemical and photovoltaic-electrochemical syst... Read More
Abstract Organic photoelectrochemical (OPEC) cells are efficient at generating photocurrents but face significant challenges in long-term stability due to the incompatibility of metal oxide charge transport layers with organic photoactive m... Read More
Abstract For practical photoelectrochemical water splitting to become a reality, highly efficient, stable and scalable photoelectrodes are essential. However, meeting these requirements simultaneously is a difficult task, as improvements in... Read More
Summary Small-area photoelectrodes are used to study fundamental science and material development for photoelectrochemical (PEC) water splitting cells at the laboratory scale. For practical applications, however, one needs to develop scalab... Read More
With the increasing pressure on global carbon emissions and climate change, it is urgent to develop cleaner energy alternatives instead of fossil fuels. Hydrogen is a clean fuel with zero carbon emission because it produces only harmless wa... Read More
Thirteen UNIST students have been recognized for their excellence in academic and research work at the 25th Annual International Samsung Human-Tech Paper Awards ceremony. This year’s award ceremony took place in Samsung Electronics Se... Read More
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