Hyun-Seok Cho

department of life science sogang university seoul 04107 korea

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Hana Kim

Korea Institute of Energy Research

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Haotian Wang

Associate Professor

Rice University

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MinJoong Kim

Associate Professor

Kyunghee University

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WONCHUL CHO

Seoul National University

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The impact of degradation on the economics of green hydrogen

Comparative techno-economic evaluation of alkaline and proton exchange membrane electrolysis for hydrogen production amidst renewable energy source volatility

Alkaline stable cross-linked anion exchange membrane based on steric hindrance effect and microphase-separated structure for water electrolyzer

MoS<sub>2</sub>@MWCNTs Core–shell heterostructure for enhanced oxygen evolution reaction in alkaline water electrolysis

Morphological tuning-driven high-performance separator for alkaline water electrolyzer through the surface modification of mechanical support

A Triazine‐Based Hole Transport Material for Durable Perovskite Solar Cells

Carbon-Coated CeO<sub>2</sub>-CoFe Core-Shell electrocatalysts derived from Prussian blue analogues for high-performance oxygen evolution reactions

Bulk-Heterojunction Electrocatalysts in Confined Geometry Boosting Stable, Acid/Alkaline-Universal Water Electrolysis

Engineering the PEM Water Electrolysis Anode for Better Interfacial Electrical Conductivity

Bimetallic metal organic framework-derived Co<sub>9</sub>S<sub>8</sub>-MoS<sub>2</sub> nanohybrids as an efficient dual functional electrocatalyst towards the hydrogen and oxygen evolution reactions

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Hana Kim

Haotian Wang

MinJoong Kim

WONCHUL CHO

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