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Technical Institute of Physics and Chemistry
Recent research
- Engineering & TechnologyOpen access
Two-dimensional (2D) nanofluidic membranes have demonstrated extraordinary promise in high-throughput ionic transport systems for water-energy nexus applications. Nevertheless, the inability to engineer macroscopic, structurally ordered 2D membranes with precisely aligned nanocha...
- Engineering & Technology
ABSTRACT Cryoablation, which induces rapid intracellular ice crystal formation, has been widely used in clinics for treating various tumors, yet monotherapy yields limited efficacy due to inadequate elimination of tumor cells. Here, we proposed an effective synergistic strategy w...
- Materials & Energy
Birch-Type-Reduced Carbazole Anions Enable Redox-Adaptive Super-Reducing Photocatalysis
Abstract Photocatalytic activation of inert chemical bonds is constrained by the redox potential of the catalyst. Here, we report a redox-adaptive photocatalytic strategy in which an electron-rich carbazole photocatalyst, CBZ6, functions as a molecular redox transformer through t...
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Thermoacoustically-driven liquid metal magnetohydrodynamic generators (LMHDGs) are attractive for reliable power generation in extreme environments. However, this advantage is fundamentally undermined by the common use of elastic membranes to stabilize the gas-liquid interface. E...
- Materials & Energy
Near Infrared-Blocking Thermochromic Hydrogel Smart Windows for Passive Solar Heat Control
Abstract Excessive solar heat gain through transparent enclosures is a critical challenge for buildings, vehicles, and greenhouse agriculture, particularly in hot-arid regions where indoor overheating increases the demand for energy- and water-intensive cooling. Herein, we report...
- Materials & EnergyOpen access
With the miniaturization and high integration of microelectronic devices, efficient thermal management is increasingly critical. Conventional thermal interface materials often suffer from a certain degree of mismatch between their thermal conductivity and contact thermal resistan...
- Materials & Energy
ABSTRACT Resolving the intrinsic trade‐off between strong second‐harmonic generation (SHG) and a wide band gap remains a central challenge in infrared nonlinear optical (NLO) materials. Here, we report a mixed‐valence engineering strategy to realize a previously unexplored Ge 2+...
- Materials & EnergyOpen access
Cryo-adsorptive hydrogen storage is a promising densified hydrogen storage approach, but thermal effects such as adsorption heat during filling can cause non-uniform temperature fields and reduce storage performance. In this work, a cryo-adsorptive hydrogen storage vessel packed...
- Engineering & Technology
Abstract Droplet microarrays hold great promise for acute myocardial infarction (AMI) diagnosis, yet their biosensing performance is often limited by poor mixing efficiency and nonuniform signal distribution. Here, we report a self-Marangoni-propelled droplet microarray featuring...
- Engineering & TechnologyOpen access
As a class of promising micro- or small-scale energy conversion technologies, heat-driven oscillating systems have drawn growing attention in heating, cooling, and power generation, thanks to their high reliability and high efficiency, especially for the conversion of lower-grade...
- Engineering & Technology
ABSTRACT Developing intelligent x‐ray scintillators requires precise regulation of scintillation emission. However, the complex structural factors governing luminescence in organic–inorganic hybrid metal halides (OIMHs, A m BX n ) remain elusive, limiting their rational design. H...
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Nano-wrinkle waveguides for programmable polariton channeling
Abstract The intrinsic planarity of two-dimensional (2D) van der Waals (vdW) polaritonic media inherently limits the lateral confinement of vdW polaritons. Here, we transcend this geometric limit by introducing a deterministic strategy to engineer non-planar nano-wrinkle waveguid...
- Materials & EnergyOpen access
Derivatives of 2-amino-4H-chromene possess diverse pharmacological activities. However, traditional multicomponent synthesis suffers from toxic solvents, long reaction times, and difficulties in balancing catalytic activity and selectivity, which violates green chemistry requirem...
- Engineering & Technology
Abstract To explore the mechanism for lowering interfacial tension by extended surfactants, the interfacial tension values of extended surfactants (S–C13POnS and G-C16POnS) were measured using the spinning drop method. Additionally, molecular dynamics simulation was employed to v...
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Elucidating the failure mechanisms of Li metal electrodes is critical to accelerating the development of long cycle life Li metal batteries. However, it has not yet fully been realized so far due to the challenges associated with quantitative and qualitative characterization of s...
- Materials & Energy
Triplet Excimer Regulates Triplet Sensitization Efficiency of Semiconductor Quantum Dots
Abstract Semiconductor quantum dots (QDs) sensitize molecular triplets via triplet energy transfer (TET) to surface-anchored ligands. QD-ligand energy alignment and distance have been proven to be key factors for TET efficiency. The effect of ligand–ligand interaction, however, i...
- Engineering & Technology
ABSTRACT Direct seawater electrolysis (DSE) for H 2 production suffers from severe performance degradation caused by the precipitation of Mg/Ca hydroxides, where OH − generated from the hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) reacts with Mg 2+ /Ca 2+ in seawater. To address this issue,...
- Materials & Energy
ABSTRACT Covalent organic frameworks (COFs) are promising photocatalysts for the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR), yet reconciling the different electronic requirements in different elementary steps remains challenging. Herein, guided by the Sabatier principle and Marcus–Hush elec...
- Engineering & Technology
Core–Shell Nanofibrous Membranes for Dynamic Intestinal Organ-on-a-Chip Culture
Abstract Organ-on-a-chip (OOC) systems rely on membrane-supported tissue interfaces to replicate organ-level barrier functions in vitro. However, conventional porous membranes often provide limited biological cues for cell adhesion and may require an extracellular matrix coating....
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Liquid Metal Molecular Medicine
ABSTRACT Biomolecules are central to disease onset, diagnosis, and treatment, yet materials capable of actively interacting with biological targets remain limited. Gallium‐based liquid metals and their derivative composites possess a metallic liquid core, a dynamic oxide interfac...