Area of research
Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment · Environmental Engineering
Research interest
Research focused on Photocathode and Degradation (telecommunications), with related work in Cathode, Bimetallic strip, Photocatalysis. Notable publications include 'Visible-light-driven Z-scheme Zn3In2S6/AgBr photocatalyst for boosting simultaneous Cr (VI) reduction and metronidazole oxidation: Kinetics, degradation pathways and mechanism', 'Nitrofurazone degradation in the self-biased bio-photoelectrochemical system: g-C3N4/CdS photocathode characterization, degradation performance, mechanism and pathways', and 'B-doped graphene quantum dots implanted into bimetallic organic framework as a highly active and robust cathodic catalyst in the microbial fuel cell'.
Visible-light-driven Z-scheme Zn3In2S6/AgBr photocatalyst for boosting simultaneous Cr (VI) reduction and metronidazole oxidation: Kinetics, degradation pathways and mechanism
B-doped graphene quantum dots implanted into bimetallic organic framework as a highly active and robust cathodic catalyst in the microbial fuel cell
Dye wastewater treatment and hydrogen production in microbial electrolysis cells using MoS2-graphene oxide cathode: Effects of dye concentration, co-substrate and buffer solution
Bimetallic organic framework-derived, oxygen-defect-rich FexCo3-xS4/FeyCo9-yS8 heterostructure microsphere as a highly efficient and robust cathodic catalyst in the microbial fuel cell
Photocathode optimization and microbial community in the solar-illuminated bio-photoelectrochemical system for nitrofurazone degradation
Different refractory organic substances degradation and microbial community shift in the single-chamber bio-photoelectrochemical system
Nitrofurazone degradation in the self-biased bio-photoelectrochemical system: g-C3N4/CdS photocathode characterization, degradation performance, mechanism and pathways
Bio-photoelectrochemcial system constructed with BiVO4/RGO photocathode for 2,4-dichlorophenol degradation: BiVO4/RGO optimization, degradation performance and mechanism