Biomass is recognized as an ideal CO2 neutral, abundant, and renewable resource
substitute to fossil fuels. The rich proton content in most biomass derived materials, such as …

Electrochemical oxidation of small molecules (eg, water, urea, methanol, hydrazine, and
glycerol) has gained growing scientific interest in the fields of electrochemical energy …

Engineering the degree of crystallinity is an attractive route to expose unsaturated
coordinative metal nodes that act as active electrocatalytic sites in metal-organic frameworks …

Layered double hydroxides (LDHs) stand out as versatile structural platforms for modulating
the electronic structure of highly reactive earth‐abundant transition metal‐based …

Benefitting from the maximum atom utilization efficiency, special size quantum effects and
tailored active sites, single‐atom catalysts (SACs) have been promising candidates for …

Borophosphate materials are promising electrocatalysts for water splitting. Their structural
flexibility enable self‐adjusting of electronic structure depending on potential. The rich …

The production of an inexpensive, highly active electrocatalyst for a simple oxygen evolution
reaction (OER) based on earth-abundant transition metals is still a major challenge. In …

Photocatalytic, photoelectrochemical and electrocatalytic water splitting provide advanced
approaches to produce green hydrogen as a sustainable and renewable energy carrier. The …

Ternary metal (hydro) oxide amorphous catalysts are attractive oxygen evolution reaction
(OER) catalysts due to their high performance and cost-effectiveness, but a fundamental …

Transition metal nitrides are a fascinating class of catalyst materials due to their superior
catalytic activity, low electrical resistance, good corrosion resistance and earth abundance; …