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 Understanding early stage degradation in anion exchange membrane water electrolyzers (AEMWEs) is critical, as the majority of the long-term performance loss arises during the initial phase of operation. In this study, we employed a... Read More
Four exceptional UNIST students were honored for their outstanding academic and research achievements at the prestigious 30th Annual Samsung Humantech Paper Award ceremony. Among the many eminent individuals, JungSoo Lee (Advisor: Professor... Read More
Abstract Developing a state-of-the-art anion exchange membrane water electrolyzer (AEMWE) for commercial H2 production remains a great challenge and is strongly dependent on the membrane electrode assembly (MEA). Herein, we report the first... Read More
Abstract The electrochemical co-reduction of carbon dioxide (CO2) and nitrate (NO3−) to urea via C–N bond coupling is a promising alternative to traditional industrial processes that are intensive in energy consumption and CO2 emission. How... Read More
Launched in 2022 within the UNIST Engineering Research Institute, the UNIST Carbon Neutrality Demonstration and Research Center has been promoting the scale-up demonstration based on low-carbon source technology, encompassing the entire cyc... Read More
The UNIST Carbon Neutrality Demonstration and Research Center within the Engineering Research Institute at UNIST has embarked on a new partnership with Hanwha Corporation to pursue collaboration on carbon neutrality by promoting the use of... Read More
Abstract A highly efficient and platinum group metal (PGM)-free oxygen evolution reaction (OER) electrode is developed by immobilizing Ni3N particles on the electrochemically reconstructed amorphous oxy-hydroxides surface, resulting in a tw... Read More
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