World top 2% scientists

World top 2% scientists

Recently, Stanford University released the sixth edition of “World top 2% scientists” (World top 2% scientists). The list is divided into two lists: “Annual Scientific Impact List” and “Career-long

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Calcium replaces Lithium

Calcium replaces Lithium

The large-scale application of capture and electrochemical reduction of CO2 is limited by the high price of lithium based molten salt and the low value of cathodic products. Electrochemical

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Orienting to the Moon

Orienting to the Moon

In situ resource utilization for metals and oxygen production provides a sustainable possibility for humans to explore the Moon and deep space. Ultra-high temperature electrochemistry (UTE) is a promising

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Trading off carbon footprint

Trading off carbon footprint

Despite increased electricity from renewable energy in power grid, a practical carbon-neutral CO2 electroreduction is yet to be established. Shuangxi Jing’s recent study shows that the liquid metal/metal oxide

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Automatic shaping

Automatic shaping

The spontaneous generation of one-dimensional (1D) silicon from electrochemical reduction of solid silica in molten salts remains yet to be addressed. Shuangxi’s recent study shows that calcium silicates, the

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Editing with energy

Editing with energy

Wei Xiao was presented with the Best Editorial Board Member Award by Journal of Energy Chemistry in March, 2022. He is in charge of the sector of materials and

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Melting splitting

Melting splitting

Methane is a very good friend of carbon dioxide, both of them are greenhouse gases and starting points of C1 chemistry. They are unwilling to get separate since carbon

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Liquid as an acrobat

Liquid as an acrobat

Fixation of carbon dioxide (CO2) into advanced energy materials is an ideal protocol to address challenges in energy and environmental sustainability, with the efficiency of CO2 fixation and the

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