Area of research
Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment · Water Science and Technology
Research interest
Research interests include Materials science, Photocatalysis, Phase (matter), Chemistry, Adsorption, and Zerovalent iron.
Phase-Dependent Synthesis of Ru Grown on TiO<sub>2</sub> for Solar Driven H<sub>2</sub> Evolution
Faradaic Rectification in Electrochemical Deionization and Its Influence on Cyclic Stability
Breaking the intrinsic activity barriers of bilayer metal oxides for catalytic CO2 reduction
MOF-derived phase-selective synthesis of ln2O3 with appropriate surface atomic arrangement for CO2 photoreduction
Stacking Engineering of Heterojunctions in Half‐Metallic Carbon Nitride for Efficient CO<sub>2</sub> Photoreduction
Piezo-photocatalysis for efficient charge separation to promote CO2 photoreduction in nanoclusters
Unraveling the role of phase engineering in tuning photocatalytic hydrogen evolution activity and stability
Crystal phase of nickel sulfide dictates hydrogen evolution activity of various semiconducting photocatalysts
Effects of temperature on physicochemical properties of rice straw biochar and its passivation ability to Cu2+ in soil
Pyrolysis temperature and feedstock affected Cr(VI) removal capacity of sulfidated zerovalent iron: Importance of surface area and electrical conductivity
Simultaneous manipulation of scalable absorbance and the electronic bridge for efficient CO<sub>2</sub> photoreduction
Unraveling the unique role of brown graphitic carbon nitride in robust CO2 photoreduction
Increased structural defects of graphene oxide compromised reductive capacity of ZVI towards hexavalent chromium
Pinewood outperformed bamboo as feedstock to prepare biochar-supported zero-valent iron for Cr6+ reduction