Heterogeneous electrocatalysis lies at the center of various technologies that could help
enable a sustainable future. However, its complexity makes it challenging to accurately and …

The functions of electrochemical energy conversion and storage devices rely on the
dynamic junction between a solid and a fluid: the electrochemical interface (EI). Many …

Anion‐exchange membrane fuel cells provide the possibility to use platinum group metal‐
free catalysts, but the anodic hydrogen oxidation reaction (HOR) suffers from sluggish …

The electrical double layer (EDL) plays a central role in electrochemical energy systems,
impacting charge transfer mechanisms and reaction rates. The fundamental importance of …

For the sustainable development of the renewable hydrogen sector, alkaline electrolysis
appears to be a technology of choice. Nevertheless, despite its long history that showed its …

Understanding the effect of noncovalent interactions of intermediates at the polarized
catalyst–electrolyte interface on water oxidation kinetics is key for designing more active and …

Electrochemical reduction of CO 2 (CO 2 RR) coupled with renewable electrical energy is an
attractive way of upgrading CO 2 to value-added chemicals and closing the carbon cycle …

Electrocatalytic water splitting reaction kinetics are usually determined by the intrinsic activity
of electrocatalysts and the microenvironment at the electrode–electrolyte interface …

The vast possibilities in the elemental combinations of high‐entropy alloys (HEAs) make it
essential to discover activity descriptors for establishing rational electrocatalyst design …

The molecular details of an electrocatalytic interface play an essential role in the production
of sustainable fuels and value-added chemicals. Many electrochemical reactions exhibit …