Self-assembly of block copolymers (BCPs) provides a versatile strategy for controllable
preparation of a broad range of functional materials with different ordered structures. In …

With the deep integration of electrochemical research with energy, environment, catalysis,
and other fields, more and more new electrochemical catalytic reactions have entered our …

Multimetallic alloys (MMAs) with various compositions enrich the materials library with
increasing diversity and have received much attention in catalysis applications. However …

Porous nonprecious metal-based nanomaterials have gained considerable attention in
heterogeneous catalysis owing to their low price, high specific surface area, efficient …

Green hydrogen (H 2) production through hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) via water
splitting is deemed an efficient and sustainable fuel or energy carrier without environmental …

Mass detection of glucose, which is required in many applications, remains challenging. The
commercial enzyme-based glucose test strips cannot be reused, and current non-enzymatic …

Active sites (intrinsic activity, quantity, and distribution), electron transfer, and mass diffusion
are three important factors affecting the performance of electrocatalysts. Composed of highly …

Soft-templating methods, which utilize the block copolymer (BCP)-derived self-assembly
with inorganic precursors, have been extensively applied to synthesize a wide range of …

Engineering of nanomaterials with atomic defects has becoming an effective way to boost
the sensitivity of the electrochemical biosensors but challenging. Herein, a rational, facile …

There is growing interest in developing mesoporous metallic alloys for electrochemical
applications such as catalysts in fuel cells and batteries. As is well known, the chemical …