Discover how non-noble metal catalysts are replacing platinum in fuel cells, making clean energy more affordable and accessible through scientific innovation.
Explore how Cornell's Fuel Cell Institute is pioneering materials science to create the next generation of efficient, affordable fuel cells for clean energy.
Explore the atomic arrangement of alloy nanosized catalysts and their role in clean energy technologies. Learn about characterization methods and future directions.
Explore how first-principles computational modelling is accelerating the development of dye-sensitized solar cells and photoelectrosynthetic cells for clean energy.
Discover how nitrogen-doped high-entropy alloys are revolutionizing electrocatalysis for clean energy technologies like fuel cells and metal-air batteries.
Explore how hierarchical modeling is revolutionizing electrocatalysis by revealing the hidden local reaction environment at catalyst surfaces, enabling breakthroughs in clean energy technology.
Discover how pink hydrogen, produced using nuclear energy, could revolutionize clean energy production and decarbonize heavy industry.
Explore how catalytic combustion technology is transforming gas turbine engines to reduce emissions and improve efficiency in power generation.
Exploring how faceted MnxCo1-XFe2O4 nanoparticles prepared by induction-coupled plasma could transform clean energy technologies through efficient oxygen reactions.
Exploring how electrocatalysis enables clean energy conversion through efficiency, selectivity, and stability in hydrogen production, fuel cells, and carbon neutrality.