Thanh Pham

Specially-appointed assistant professor

Osaka University

Japan

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Thanh Pham is a specially-appointed assistant professor at Osaka University, Japan. His research primarily focuses on electrochemical processes, including nitrogen reduction and the behavior of advanced battery materials. Recent publications highlight his work on oxygen vacancy ordering in strontium iron cobalt oxides and the electrochemical nitrate-to-ammonia production using Bi–CuOx heterostructures. Additionally, he conducts studies on methane storage capacities and the stability of catalytic materials under operational conditions.

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特任助教/Project Assistant Professor

分子科学研究所/Institute for Molecular Science

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Articles (10)

Stabilization of oxygen vacancy ordering and electrochemical-proton-insertion-and-extraction-induced large resistance modulation in strontium iron cobalt oxides Sr(Fe,Co)Oy

Oxygen vacancy-mediated Bi–CuOx heterostructure for enhanced electrochemical nitrate-to-ammonia production and Zn–nitrate battery behavior

Stability of PdxOy Particles Supported on Strontium Titanate Perovskite under Three-Way Catalyst Operating Conditions: Implications for Sintering Resistance

Exploring Methane Storage Capacities of M2(BDC)2(DABCO) Sorbents: A Multiscale Computational Study

First-Principles Microkinetic Study of NO Reduction on Cu Catalysts

DFT investigation of the oxygen reduction reaction over nitrogen (N) doped graphdiyne as an electrocatalyst: the importance of pre-adsorbed OH* and the solvation effect

Machine-learned search for the stable structures of silicene on Ag(111)

Understanding adsorption of divalent metals ions (Mg, Ca) on Nitrogen-, Boron- doped, and defective graphene in nanofiltration process using van der Waals density functional method

Density functional theory study of NO−H2O coadsorption on Cu(111)

Single (Ni, Fe) atoms and ultrasmall Core@shell Ni@Fe nanostructures Dual-implanted CNTs-Graphene nanonetworks for robust Zn- and Al-Air batteries

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Yuji Hamamoto

Kouji Inagaki

Ryotaro Aso

Harry Handoko Halim

Takuya Majima

Yoshitada Morikawa

Ikutaro Hamada

Yuelin Wang

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