One of the grand challenges facing electrochemistry is to directly resolve the complex nature
of (electro) catalyst active sites and capture real-time “movies” of reaction dynamics, ie …

Nanowires have emerged as an important family of one-dimensional (1D) nanomaterials
owing to their exceptional optical, electrical, and chemical properties. In particular, Cu …

Platinum-based fuel cell electrocatalysts are structured on a nano level in order to extend
their active surface area and maximize the utilization of precious and scarce platinum. Their …

Bismuth is a catalyst material that selectively produces formate during the electrochemical
reduction of CO2. While different synthesis strategies have been employed to create …

Electrochemical liquid phase transmission electron microscopy (EC‐LPTEM) is an
invaluable tool for investigating the structural and morphological properties of functional …

Recently, in-situ liquid-phase transmission electron microscopy (LP-TEM) attracts huge
interest for investigations of heterogeneous electrocatalysis. In this Review, recent …

The increasing energy demand, the depletion of fossil fuels, and the threat of global
warming are significant and urgent issues for humanity. The electrochemical reduction of CO …

Understanding the electrode materials' surface is of fundamental importance for catalytic
studies as most electrochemical reactions take place there. Although several operando …

The rational design of high-performance electrocatalytic systems for green and sustainable
synthetic and energy-conversion applications requires a deeper understanding than what …

Abstract Electrochemical Liquid Phase Transmission Electron Microscopy (EC-LPTEM) is
envisioned as an invaluable tool for the investigation of structural and morphological …