Hydrogen has emerged as an important candidate for clean energy, owing to its
environmentally friendly advantages. Electrolytic hydrogen production stands out as the …

Alloying has proven power to upgrade metallic electrocatalysts, while the traditional alloys
encounter limitation for optimizing electronic structures of surface metallic sites in a …

Alkaline water electrolysis (AWE) plays a crucial role in the realization of a hydrogen
economy. The design and development of efficient and stable bifunctional catalysts for both …

Single‐atom decorating of Pt emerges as a highly effective strategy to boost catalytic
properties, which can trigger the most Pt active sites while blocking the smallest number of …

The inefficiency of Pt and Pd benchmark catalysts in achieving complete ethanol oxidation,
coupled with their inherent susceptibility to poisoning, poses a significant obstacle to the …

The development of ultrathin porous nanostructures contributes a new opportunity to
optimize the activity and stability of electrocatalysts, especially for those complicated alcohol …

Metallenes, intermetallic compounds, and porous nanocrystals are the three types of most
promising advanced nanomaterials for practical fuel cell devices, but how to integrate the …

Seawater electrolysis is a potentially cost‐effective approach to green hydrogen production,
but it currently faces substantial challenges for its high energy consumption and the …

The highly active and selective oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) is vital to promote the
performance of advanced energy conversion systems, such as fuel cells and other …

Engineering effective bifunctional electrocatalysts that outperform the benchmark Pt/C for
direct methanol proton exchange membrane fuel cells is desired and challenging. Here, we …