Yan Jiao

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University of Adelaide

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Yan Jiao is an Associate Professor at The University of Adelaide, Australia. His research primarily focuses on electrochemical processes, including nitrogen reduction and CO2 electroreduction, as well as the development of sustainable catalysts. Recent publications reflect his expertise in investigating the mechanistic insights of these reactions and optimizing catalytic performance through innovative approaches.

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Develop Catalyst Materials for Future Fuels by Operando Computation

Open Date: 2019-01-01

Close Date: 2022-12-31

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Catalysts for hydrogen-free ammonia production by electrochemical method

Open Date: 2019-01-01

Close Date: 2021-12-31

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Technical University of Munich

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UNSW Sydney

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Anthony O'Mullane

Queensland University of Technology

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Ultradiluted (Alkyl)ammonium Enables Acidic CO2 Electroreduction

Correction to “Electrochemical Reduction of N2 to Ammonia Promoted by Hydrated Cation Ions: Mechanistic Insights from a Combined Computational and Experimental Study”

Atomic-Level Insights into Cation-Mediated Mechanism in Electrochemical Nitrogen Reduction

Electrolyzer engineering through in situ catalyst regeneration

Advancing electrochemical N2 reduction: interfacial electrolyte effects and operando computational approaches

Atomic insights into how electrolyte concentration controls CO electroreduction to acetate

Electrochemical Reduction of N2 to Ammonia Promoted by Hydrated Cation Ions: Mechanistic Insights from a Combined Computational and Experimental Study

New Mechanistic Insights into Electrokinetic Competition Between Nitrogen Reduction and Hydrogen Evolution Reactions

Accelerating the Reaction Kinetics of CO2 Reduction to Multi‐Carbon Products by Synergistic Effect between Cation and Aprotic Solvent on Copper Electrodes

Accelerating the Reaction Kinetics of CO2 Reduction to Multi‐Carbon Products by Synergistic Effect between Cation and Aprotic Solvent on Copper Electrodes

Potential and electric double-layer effect in electrocatalytic urea synthesis

Breaking hydrogen-bonds in aqueous electrolytes towards highly reversible zinc-ion batteries

Rational Design of Earth‐Abundant Catalysts toward Sustainability

Elucidating Synergies of Single‐Atom Catalysts in a Model Thin Film Photoelectrocatalyst to Maximize Hydrogen Evolution Reaction

Low‐cost and Non‐flammable Eutectic Electrolytes for Advanced Zn‐I2 Batteries

Low‐cost and Non‐flammable Eutectic Electrolytes for Advanced Zn‐I2 Batteries

Boosting Alkaline Hydrogen Evolution Reaction through Water Structure Manipulation

Boosting Alkaline Hydrogen Evolution Reaction through Water Structure Manipulation

Activity and Selectivity Roadmap for C–N Electro-Coupling on MXenes

C2+ Selectivity for CO2 Electroreduction on Oxidized Cu-Based Catalysts

Acidic CO2-to-HCOOH electrolysis with industrial-level current on phase engineered tin sulfide

Atomic‐Level Regulated 2D ReSe2: A Universal Platform Boostin Photocatalysis

A New Insight of Anti‐Solvent Electrolytes for Aqueous Zinc‐Ion Batteries by Molecular Modeling

Copper-based catalysts for the electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide: progress and future prospects

Boosting urea electrooxidation on oxyanion-engineered nickel sites via inhibited water oxidation

Machine Learning Confirms the Formation Mechanism of a Single-Atom Catalyst via Infrared Spectroscopic Analysis

Collaborators (12)

Junnan Hao

Aijun Du

XIN MAO

Chenghua Sun

Huanyu Jin

Yao Zheng

Shi Zhang Qiao

Fanxu Meng

Mietek Jaroniec

Haobo Li

Zhenhai Xia

Anthony O'Mullane

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