Over the past decade, defect-promoted electrochemical activity and stability have become
essential concepts to a rational catalyst design. The interest in defect engineering has been …

Driven by the necessity of a sustainable living of future generations, semiconductor-based
photocatalysis gained increasing attention in various research fields like green energy …

Piezoelectric semiconductors have emerged as redox catalysts, and challenges include
effective conversion of mechanical energy to piezoelectric polarization and achieving high …

In exsolution, nanoparticles form by emerging from oxide hosts by application of redox
driving forces, leading to transformative advances in stability, activity, and efficiency over …

Numerous of the greatest inventions in modern society, such as solar cells, display panels,
and transistors, rely on a simple concept: An external stimulus is applied to a material and …

Switching to renewable, carbon-neutral sources of energy is urgent and critical for climate
change mitigation. Despite how hydrogen production by electrolyzing water can enable …

Driven by a need to develop low-cost and thermally stable materials for thermoelectric
applications, donor-substituted strontium titanate is considered as a promising alternative to …

With the remarkable progress in solution‐processed optoelectronics, high performance is
required of the carrier transport/injection layer. Ternary oxides containing a variety of crystal …

The exploration for thermoelectric thin films of complex oxides such as SrTiO3-based oxides
is driven by the need for miniaturized harvesting devices for powering the Internet of Things …

Perovskite oxides are ABO3‐type compounds with a crystal structure capable of
accommodating a large number of elements at A‐and B‐sites. Owing to their flexible …