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IEEE Spectrum writer sits down with JCAP scientists at LBNL to talk about artificial photosynthesis, materials, and CO2 reduction devices.
A look inside the labs at the Joint Center for Artificial Photosynthesis reveals the inventions and processes that yield groundbreaking discoveries in solar fuel. The work was published in PNAS.
C&EN explores current state of science and technology of solar fuel production. Credit Shutterstock/C&EN.
ACS Editor’s Choice® article describes the describes a new method for rapid construction of phase diagrams by combining AI with combinatorial X-ray data.
Review provides an excellent reference for researchers working with solar water-splitting devices and wanting to learn more about solar-fuels generators
Researchers assembled and characterized a device that under 1 Sun illumination operates in two electrolytes with different pHs and reduces CO2 to formate.
ACS Editors' Choice articles include JCAP’s high-throughput experimentation team's work (Parts 1 & 2) on strategy for structure-property mapping.
New analysis published in Nature Communications provides insight into factors that govern photoelectrochemical device performance .
A Bismuth-Vanadate thin-film semiconductor is tested for degradation (Credit: Paul Mueller/LBNL). The work was highlighted by DOE.