JUSTO LOBATO

Catedrático de Universidad (Full Professor)

University of Castilla-La Mancha

Spain

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Justo Lobato is a Full Professor at the Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha in Spain. His research primarily focuses on innovative electrochemical technologies, including gas diffusion electrodes and chlor-alkali processes for renewable energy storage. He has contributed significantly to the development of eco-friendly materials and designs aimed at improving the efficiency of hydrogen production and organic electrorefinery technologies. Professor Lobato's recent publications highlight advancements in electrocatalysis and novel membrane applications.

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Université de Toulouse

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Integrating gas diffusion electrode technology in a 3D-printed cell for an efficient electrochemical production of hydrogen peroxide

Performance insights of reversible chlor-alkali cells for renewable energy storage utilizing environmentally friendly non-fluorinated membranes

A Bifunctional Nanostructured RuPt/C Electrocatalyst for Energy Storage Based on the Chlor-Alkali Process

Boosting New Electrochemical Reactor Designs to Improve the Performance in H2O2 Production Using Gas Diffusion Electrodes

When less is more: Enhancement of green hydrogen production and efficiency by using electrodes with ultra-low platinum loadings

Improved Operation of Chloralkaline Reversible Cells with Mixed Metal Oxide Electrodes Made Using Microwaves

Platinum-Modified Mixed Metal Oxide Electrodes for Efficient Chloralkaline-Based Energy Storage

Tailoring electrochemically assisted absorbers for the efficient removal of volatile organic compounds

Proof of Concept for the Organic Electrorefinery Technology with Actual Effluents

Eco-friendly non-fluorinated membranes for renewable energy storage

Towards a circular economy for Pt catalysts. Case study: Pt recovery from electrodes for hydrogen production

Enhancement of the Green H2 Production by Using TiO2 Composite Polybenzimidazole Membranes

Highly Efficient Electrochemical Production of Hydrogen Peroxide Using the GDE Technology

Enhancement of SO2 high temperature depolarized electrolysis by means of graphene oxide composite polybenzimidazole membranes

Electrospray Deposition of Catalyst Layers with Ultralow Pt Loading for Cost-Effective H2 Production by SO2 Electrolysis

Characterization of PBI/Graphene Oxide Composite Membranes for the SO<sub>2</sub> Depolarized Electrolysis at High Temperature

Evaluation of Goethite as a Catalyst for the Thermal Stage of the Westinghouse Process for Hydrogen Production

Platinum: A key element in electrode composition for reversible chloralkaline electrochemical cells

First approaches for hydrogen production by the depolarized electrolysis of SO2 using phosphoric acid doped polybenzimidazole membranes

Platinum Recovery Techniques for a Circular Economy

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Nuria Romero

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