Reverse electrodialysis (RED) is an emerging renewable energy technology that generates
electricity by combining concentrated and diluted streams with varying salinities. Ion …

Design elements extracted from biological ion channels guide the engineering of artificial
nanofluidic membranes for efficient ionic transport and spawn biomimetic devices with great …

Energy production is one of today's most pressing issues. Finding alternative energy
sources has become one of the hottest research areas for scholars due to the limited use of …

Researchers are looking for new, clean, and accessible sources of energy due to rising
global warming caused by the usage of fossil fuels and the irreversible harm that this does to …

Osmotic energy, often referred to as “blue energy”, is the energy generated from the mixing
of solutions with different salt concentrations, offering a vast, renewable, and …

Nanofluidic reverse electrodialysis provides an attractive way to harvest osmotic energy.
However, most attention was paid to monotonous membrane structure optimization to …

Designing a nanofluidic membrane with high selectivity and fast ion transport property is the
key towards high‐performance osmotic energy conversion. However, most of reported …

Asymmetric nanofluidic devices hold great potential in energy conversion applications.
However, most of the existing asymmetric nanofluidic devices remain a single‐level …

The use of track‐etched membranes allows further fine‐tuning of transport regimes and thus
enables their use in (bio) sensing and energy‐harvesting applications, among others …

The use of concentration gradients across nanofluidic membranes for energy generation
presents a novel and sustainable approach to power production. This study investigates the …