CO2 reduction with Carbon Composite - highlighted by Chemistry Views

One of the group's latest paper titled Highly selective and stable CO2 reduction to CO achieved by a graphitic carbon nitride/carbon nanotube composite electrocatalyst published in Chemistry - a European Journal gets a highlight in the ChemistryViews, the ChemPubSocEurope magazine.

Water Splitting and CO2 Reduction under Visible Light Irradiation using Z-Scheme Systems

Metal sulfides are highly active photocatalysts for water reduction to form H2 under visible light irradiation, whereas they are unfavorable for water oxidation to form O2 because of severe self-photooxidation (i.e. photocorrosion).

A Tale of Facet Dependence of Electron Shuttling for superior photoactivity

In this work, Tan, et.al were exploiting the redox functional {010} and {110} facets on BiVO4,[11b] which is a promising visible-light-responsive semiconductor active for oxygen evolution from water and organic degradations.

Hot Paper in Chemistry - A European Journal

This hot paper presents a novel CO2 reduction electrocatalyst achieved by covalently attaching graphitic carbon nitride (g-C3N4) onto multiwall carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs).

The role of adsorbed oxygen in formic acid oxidation by Pt/TiO2

This paper reports our research on the role of adsorbed oxygen species in catalytic oxidation by Pt/TiO2 with UV-light pre-treatment under ambient condition

Shanghai's ranking most cited researcher list for 2016

Elsevier, the world-leading provider of scientific publications and services has announced its 2016 The Most Cited Researchers

Water project success story in London

UNSW PhD student Sina Moradi (supervised by Professor Rose Amal) is currently on sabbatical with the Research and Innovation Services team at South Australia Water.

JPCL letter: Crystal facet of BiVO4 - governing factor of surface charge population and photoatalytic activity

Different photoreactivities of different crystal facets on a photocatalyst have commonly been associated with surface reactivity and selective reactant adsorption.

Hybrid PV/T enhancement using selectively absorbing Ag–SiO2/carbon nanofluids

Hybrid photovoltaic/ thermal (PV/T) collectors can deliver both electricity and thermal energy with a greater combined efficiency than either technology alone.