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This project focuses on developing efficient catalysts for hydrogen production through electrolysis. By studying atomically defined nickel-iron-based perovskite thin films, it seeks to understand the relationship between catalytic activity and surface structure to enhance sustainable energy technologies.
Due to the intermittency of renewable electricity, conversion to chemical fuel is a necessity for the success of the transition to sustainable energy. A simple and attractive candidate for climate-neutral fuel is hydrogen, which can be produced directly through electrolysis.
But substantial market penetration by commercial electrolysers has been hindered by the absence of high-activity, stable, inexpensive, and earth-abundant, catalytic materials.
To develop and exploit these materials, a detail…
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United States, Stanford
Type: University / higher education
Activity type: Higher or Secondary Education Establishments
SME: No
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