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10th Anniversary of Catalysts: Achievements in Electrocatalysis for Sustainable Energy Technologies

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Dear Colleagues,

On the occasion of the 10th Anniversary of the journal Catalysts, we would like to collect the most recent advances on electrocatalysis for sustainable energy technologies, such as fuel cells, electrolyzers, metal–air batteries, photo-electrochemical cells, dye-sensitized solar cells, and bioelectrochemical systems (microbial and enzymatic), among others. It is claimed that such devices will dominate the power supply market in the future sustainable energy economy. The practical efficiencies must still be boosted before many of the aforementioned technologies become viable for large-scale use. In particular, more active, stable, and economically viable electro-catalysts must be developed for the electrocatalytic processes occurring at the practical electrodes of the cells. In this context, the research and development of efficient catalysts are key points to reach this target. Full-length papers, short communications, and review articles are warmly invited for this Special Issue.

Dr. Vincenzo Baglio
Dr. Minhua Shao
Dr. Carlo Santoro
Dr. David Sebastián
Prof. Dr. Yingze Song
Guest Editors

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Keywords

  • Polymer electrolyte and direct alcohol fuel cells (PEFC and DAFC)
  • Solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC)
  • Polymer electrolyte and solid oxide electrolyzers
  • Metal–air batteries
  • Photo-electrochemical cells
  • Microbial electrochemical systems
  • Enzymatic electrochemical systems
  • Advances in the design and synthesis of electrocatalysts
  • Advanced carbonaceous, non-carbonaceous, and hybrid support for electrocatalysts
  • Oxygen reduction and/or evolution reactions
  • Electro-oxidation of alcohols and other organic fuels
  • Hydrogen oxidation and/or evolution reactions

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