E. Bradley Easton

Professor of Chemistry & Research Excellence Chair in Electrochemical Energy Materials

Ontario Tech University

Canada

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Professor E. Bradley Easton is a Professor of Chemistry and Research Excellence Chair in Electrochemical Energy Materials at Ontario Tech University, Canada. His research focuses on electrochemical energy materials, particularly in enhancing the stability and performance of electrochromic devices and investigating electrocatalysts for fuel cells. Recent publications include studies on the functionalization of materials for energy applications and the kinetics of alcohol oxidation reactions.

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Francesca M. Kerton

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Olena Zenkina

Associate Professor in Materials Science

University of Ontario Institute of Technology

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Enhancing Stability and Performance of Electrochromic Devices via Click Chemistry Functionalization of Fe-Tpy Complexes on ITO Glass

Ruthenium Complexes of (ferrocenylethynyl)Phenyl)-2,2':6',2''-Terpyridine (TPEF) and 4′ -(2-ferrocenyl)-2,2′ :6′2″-Terpyridine (FcTpy) for Electrochromic Materials

Modification of calcium carbonate from blue mussel shells with copper oxide nanoparticles

Investigating the kinetics of small alcohol oxidation reactions using platinum supported on a doped niobium suboxide support

Nonconventional Symmetric Double-Side Electrochromic Devices Employing a Nafion Conductive Layer to Unlock Superior Durability

Electrocatalysts for the oxidation of ethanol in proton exchange membrane fuel cells, electrolysis cells, and sensors

A doped metal oxide PGM-free electrocatalyst for the oxygen reduction reaction

Silicon-doped niobium suboxide (NbOS): A fuel cell electrocatalyst support with enhanced conductivity and corrosion-resistance

Carbon materials functionalized by nitrogenous ligands for dual application in energy storage and production: Fuel cells and supercapacitors

Surface-Enhanced Counter Electrode Materials for the Fabrication of Ultradurable Electrochromic Devices

A new spin on electrochemistry in the undergraduate lab

A Study of the Ethanol Oxidation Kinetics and Product Distribution using a Pt/TOMS Electrocatalyst

Carbon–nitrogen–metal material as a high performing oxygen evolution catalyst

Hybrid Supercapacitor Electrode Materials via Molecular Imprinting of Nitrogenous Ligands and Iron Complexes into Carbon Support

Osmium‐ and Cobalt‐Terpyridine‐Based Electrochromic Devices for “Smart” Signage Application: The Effect of Lighting on Color Perception

Post-Synthetic Color Tuning of the Ultra-Effective and Highly Stable Surface-Confined Electrochromic Monolayer: Shades of Green for Camouflage Materials

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Francesca M. Kerton

Olena Zenkina

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