Daniel Esposito

Associate Professor

Columbia University

United States

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Daniel Esposito is an Associate Professor at Columbia University in the United States. His research focuses on advanced catalysis and photocatalysis, with recent articles exploring topics such as photosynthetic nanoreactors, selective oxygen evolution catalysts, and the efficiency of water electrolyzers. He is particularly interested in the spatial control of reaction selectivity and the design of efficient photocatalyst systems.

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Daniel Schwalbe-Koda

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University of California, Los Angeles

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Shane Ardo

University of California, Irvine

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Kenta Watanabe

Assistant Professor

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Xiaoqing Pan

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University of California, Irvine

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Rohini Bala Chandran

University of Michigan

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Luisa Barrera

Georgia Institute of Technology

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Articles (20)

(Invited) Single Particle Measurements of Photosynthetic Nanoreactors

Oxide-Encapsulated Ruthenium Oxide Catalysts for Selective Oxygen Evolution in Unbuffered pH-Neutral Seawater

Submicron Thick SiO₂ Membranes for Enhanced Efficiency and Reduced Gas Crossover in Low-Temperature PEM Water Electrolyzers

Levelized cost and carbon intensity of solar hydrogen production via water splitting using a scalable and intrinsically safe photocatalytic Z-scheme raceway system

Toward Spatial Control of Reaction Selectivity on Photocatalysts Using Area-Selective Atomic Layer Deposition on the Model Dual Site Electrocatalyst Platform

(Invited) Advancing Photocatalysis through Model Systems and Single Particle Measurements

Area Selective Atomic Layer Deposition for Spatial Control of Reaction Selectivity on Modelphotocatalysts

Confinement Effects on Proton Transfer in TiO2 Nanopores from Deep Potential Molecular Dynamics Simulations

Local Probe Measurements for Designing More Efficient Photocatalyst Systems

Nanoscale Proton-Conducting Oxide Membranes for Low Temperature Water Electrolysis

Single-Particle Measurements Reveal the Origin of Low Solar-to-Hydrogen Efficiency of Rh-Doped SrTiO3 Photocatalysts

Mechanistic Insights on Permeation of Water over Iron Cations in Nanoporous Silicon Oxide Films for Selective H<sub>2</sub> and O<sub>2</sub> Evolution

Nanoscopic Silicon Oxide Overlayers Improve the Performance of Ruthenium Oxide Electrocatalysts Toward the Oxygen Evolution Reaction

Functional Monolayers on a Superatomic Pegboard

Quantifying the Influence of Defects on Selectivity of Electrodes Encapsulated by Nanoscopic Silicon Oxide Overlayers

Probing the Effects of Electrode Composition and Morphology on the Effectiveness of Silicon Oxide Overlayers to Enhance Selective Oxygen Evolution in the Presence of Chloride Ions

Membrane-free electrochemical CO2 conversion using serially connected porous flow-through electrodes

(Invited) Semipermeable Oxide Coatings for Selective Z-Scheme Photocatalytic Water Splitting

Design Rules for Porous Flow-through Electrodes Used in Membrane-Free Electrolyzers for Treatment of Desalination Reject Brine

Electrochemical CO2 Conversion with Packed Bed Membraneless Electrolyzers

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Daniel Schwalbe-Koda

Shane Ardo

Kenta Watanabe

Xiaoqing Pan

Rohini Bala Chandran

Luisa Barrera

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