Researchers proposed a new method to in situ disperse a Au layer into nanoparticles by applying a high activation voltage. The resultant Au electrode can be used for CO2 electrochemical reduction in solid oxide electrolysis cells at 800 degrees C.

Researchers designed a highly-durable biomimetic nanotrough electrode for PEMFCs. The electrode is a nanotrough-like catalyst layer with low platinum loading and enhanced durability.

Scientists have achieved current-controlled topological magnetic transformations at room temperature by tuning the pulse current.

Novel detector system improves sensitivity for measurement of cerebral blood flow.