Research
Enhancing nanoplastics removal and green hydrogen recovery through photovoltaic-driven hybrid electrochemical treatment of urban treated wastewater
Explore photovoltaic-driven electrochemical treatment of urban treated wastewater for 92% nanoplastics removal, water reuse and green hydrogen recovery.
Real-time DEMS monitoring of gas evolution in a hybrid integrated EAOP reactor for electrochemical valorisation of polluted water toward green chemical feedstocks
Explore how real-time DEMS monitoring tracks gas evolution during electrochemical wastewater valorisation, hydrogen production and green chemical recovery.
Measuring the Invisible: A Novel High-Sensitivity Hydrogen Gas Permeation Platform
Discover how Oxford researchers developed a high-sensitivity hydrogen gas permeation platform to measure ultra-low hydrogen fluxes in materials.
Vertical-Crystalline Fe-Doped β-Ni Oxyhydroxides for Highly Active and Stable Oxygen Evolution Reaction
See how quantitative DEMS validates oxygen evolution, activity and long-term stability in an Fe-doped nickel oxyhydroxide OER catalyst.
Electrochemically Generated Electrophilic Peroxo Species Accelerates Alkaline Oxygen Evolution Reaction
Discover how electrophilic peroxo species accelerate the alkaline oxygen evolution reaction, confirmed by operando DEMS and isotope labelling.
What is Limiting the Potential Window in Aqueous Sodium-Ion Batteries?
Discover how quantitative DEMS reveals gas evolution and degradation mechanisms that limit the aqueous sodium-ion battery voltage window.
Formic Acid Reduction and CO₂ Activation at Mo₂C
Explore formic acid reduction and CO₂ activation at Mo₂C using HPR-40 DEMS for real-time product monitoring and operando reaction analysis.
Highly Active W₂C-Based Composites for the HER in Alkaline Solution
Explore W₂C catalysts for hydrogen evolution reaction studies using HPR-40 DEMS and ECL-Static for quantitative H2 analysis and operando insight.
Steering CO₂ Electrolysis Selectivity by Modulating the Local Reaction Environment
How CO₂ electrolysis selectivity can be controlled through real-time, quantitative gas analysis using the Hiden HPR-40 DEMS and ECL-Insight.
