Defect engineering is an emerging technology for tailoring nanomaterials' characteristics
and catalytic performance in various applications. Recently, defect‐engineered …

Oxygen evolution reaction (OER), as a semi reaction of water splitting, CO 2 reduction, etc.,
has been extensive attention. However, the OER process involves four electron proton …

Controlling the structure and properties of catalysts through atomic arrangement is the
source of producing a new generation of advanced catalysts. A highly active and stable …

Despite the large number of studies on the catalytic hydrogenation of CO2 to CO and
hydrocarbons by metal nanoparticles, the nature of the active sites and the reaction …

Hydrogen spillover is a well-recognized phenomenon in the electrocatalytic hydrogen
evolution reaction (HER), and the spillover rate is highly dependent on metal–support …

Catalysts saturated with highly reactive under-coordinated disordered atomic sites have
been leveraged upon as high-performance electrode materials that are capable of …

Exploring high‐performance Pt‐free electrocatalysts for hydrogen oxidation reaction (HOR)
in alkaline media is highly imperative for the development of alkaline polymer electrolyte fuel …

Nitrate electroreduction (NO3RR) holds promise as an energy-efficient strategy for the
removal of toxic nitrate to restore the natural nitrogen cycle and mitigate the adverse impacts …

Twin boundary (TB) engineering provides exciting opportunities to tune the performance
levels of metal‐based electrocatalysts. However, the controllable construction of TB greatly …

Develo** non‐platinum group metal catalysts for the sluggish hydrogen oxidation reaction
(HOR) is critical for alkaline fuel cells. To date, Ni‐based materials are the most promising …