Updated water directives and ambitious targets like the United Nations' Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs) have emerged in the last decade to tackle water scarcity and …

Electrified processes are a versatile way of removing a wide range of contaminants from
water, especially those that are difficult to treat using conventional methods. Electrified …

Electrochemistry can provide an efficient and sustainable way to treat environmental waters
polluted by chlorinated organic compounds. However, the electrochemical valorization of 1 …

Single atom catalysts (SACs) have emerged as a promising catalyst material architecture for
energy, chemical, and environmental applications. In the past several years, SACs have …

The development of facile, benign and energy-efficient water treatment technologies to
produce clean water presents a major societal challenge. Membrane-based separation …

The release of wastewaters containing relatively low levels of nitrate (NO3−) results in
sufficient contamination to induce harmful algal blooms and to elevate drinking water NO3 …

Electrocatalytic nitrate (NO3–) reduction to N2 via atomic hydrogen (H*) is a promising
approach for advanced water treatment. However, the reduction rate and N2 selectivity are …

Achieving controllable fine-tuning of defects in catalysts at the atomic level has become a
zealous pursuit in catalysis-related fields. However, the generation of defects is quite …

Halogenated organic pollutants are often found in wastewater effluent although it has been
usually treated by advanced oxidation processes. Atomic hydrogen (H*)-mediated …

Oxygen vacancies are crucial to the production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) in the
metal oxide electrocatalytic membrane (MO x EM) process. Here, using cathodic TiO x EM …