Wilson Smith

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University of Colorado Boulder

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Professor Wilson Smith is a faculty member at the University of Colorado Boulder, USA. His research primarily focuses on electrochemical processes related to CO2 reduction and energy conversion technologies. Recent articles authored by Professor Smith include work on the effects of cation crossover in electrochemical systems and the performance trends in bipolar membrane electrodialysis for atmospheric CO2 capture.

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Herman Schreuders

Delft University of Technology

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ADAM HOLEWINSKI

University of Colorado Boulder

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Fokko M. Mulder

Delft University of Technology

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Davide Ripepi

Delft University of Technology

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Eray Aydil

New York University

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Sara Hamilton

Columbia University

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CHARLES MUSGRAVE

University of Colorado Boulder

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Thomas Burdyny

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Delft University of Technology

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Ah-Hyung Alissa Park

Columbia University

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Miguel A. Modestino

New York University

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Articles (20)

Bulk Layering Effects of Ag and Cu for Tandem CO2 Electrolysis

Editors’ Choice—Rapid Deactivation Convolutes Electrochemical CO2 Reduction Selectivity Measurements on Gold Rotating Ring Disk Electrodes

Cation Crossover Limits Accessible Current Densities for Zero-Gap Alkaline CO2 Reduction to Ethylene

Insights into Electrochemical CO2 Reduction on Metallic and Oxidized Tin Using Grand-Canonical DFT and In Situ ATR-SEIRA Spectroscopy

Electrolyte–Electrocatalyst Interfacial Effects of Polymeric Materials for Tandem CO2 Capture and Conversion Elucidated Using In Situ Electrochemical AFM

Layered Sn–Au Thin Films for Increased Electrochemical ATR-SEIRAS Enhancement

Bipolar Membrane Polarization Governed By Interfacial Ionic Species

Observing Electrochemical Performance Trends with the Physical Scaling of Bipolar Membrane Electrodialysis for the Capture and Concentration of Atmospheric CO2

Understanding Electrochemical and Mechanical Durability of Bipolar Membranes Used in Electrodialysis

Closing the Loop: Unexamined Performance Trade-Offs of Integrating Direct Air Capture with (Bi)carbonate Electrolysis

Decarbonization of the chemical industry through electrification

Direct Measurement of Electrochemical Selectivity Gradients over a 25 cm2 Copper Gas Diffusion Electrode

Mass Transport Modifies the Interfacial Electrolyte to Influence Electrochemical Nitrate Reduction

Zero-Gap Electrochemical CO2 Reduction Cells: Challenges and Operational Strategies for Prevention of Salt Precipitation

Electrochemical CO2 Reduction over Metal-/Nitrogen-Doped Graphene Single-Atom Catalysts Modeled Using the Grand-Canonical Density Functional Theory

Combinatorial Screening of Bimetallic Electrocatalysts for Nitrogen Reduction to Ammonia Using a High-Throughput Gas Diffusion Electrode Cell Design

Engineering the Electrochemical Reaction Microenvironment to Valorize Nitrate-Polluted Wastewaters

Modeling the Local Environment within Porous Electrode during Electrochemical Reduction of Bicarbonate

(Invited) Experimental Measurement of Spatial Activity on CO2 & CO Reduction Gas Diffusion Electrodes

High Indirect Energy Consumption in AEM-Based CO2 Electrolyzers Demonstrates the Potential of Bipolar Membranes

Collaborators (10)

Herman Schreuders

ADAM HOLEWINSKI

Fokko M. Mulder

Davide Ripepi

Eray Aydil

Sara Hamilton

CHARLES MUSGRAVE

Thomas Burdyny

Ah-Hyung Alissa Park

Miguel A. Modestino

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