Tingyu Lu

Specially Appointed Assistant Professor

Tohoku University

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Tingyu Lu is a Specially Appointed Assistant Professor at Tohoku University, Japan. His research focuses on advanced materials for electrocatalysis, including hydrogen evolution and oxygen reduction reactions. Recent publications explore the mechanisms of lanthanide intermetallics, the role of atomic rare-earth sites, and the optimization of electronic structures in electrocatalytic processes.

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Yizhou Zhang

Tohoku University

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Institute of Chemical and Engineering Sciences

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C15‐Phase Platinum‐Lanthanide Intermetallics for Efficient Hydrogen Evolution: Identifying Lanthanide's Enhanced Mechanism

Maneuver of the d-orbital spin polarization of Fe single atomic sites via a near-range axial ligand effect for boosting oxygen reduction reaction

Synergistic Alkaline Hydrogen Evolution Catalysis over MoC Triggered by Doping Single Ru Atoms

Importing Atomic Rare‐Earth Sites to Activate Lattice Oxygen of Spinel Oxides for Electrocatalytic Oxygen Evolution

Synergistic Effects of Ruthenium and Zinc Active Sites Fine Tune the Electronic Structures of Augmented Electrocatalysis

Self‐Adjustment of Intrinsic Reaction Intermediate on Atomically Dispersed Co<sub>2</sub>–N<sub>6</sub> Binuclear Sites Achieving Boosted Electrocatalytic Oxygen Reduction Performance

The manipulation of rectifying contact of Co and nitrogen‐doped carbon hierarchical superstructures toward high‐performance oxygen reduction reaction

Ultrathin curved PdNiRu nanosheets as bifunctional catalysts for oxygen reduction and ethylene glycol oxidation

A Versatile Extended Stöber Approach to Monodisperse Sub‐40 nm Carbon Nanospheres for Stabilizing Atomically Dispersed Fe─N4 Sites Toward Efficient Oxygen Reduction Electrocatalysis

Gram-scale synthesis and unraveling the activity origin of atomically dispersed Co-N4O sites toward superior electrocatalytic oxygen reduction

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Yizhou Zhang

shibo xi

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