Alexandrov Lab - University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Richard L. McNeel Associate Professor at @UNL_ChemEng
Computational electrochemistry, materials for energy conversion and storage

[Alexandrov Lab - University of Nebraska-Lincoln @AlexandrovLab]

Our paper on the photoelectrocatalytic water-to-hydrogen peroxide conversion and the role of bicarbonate ions in the process is now published at @ACSCatalysis:
https://t.co/v24e67f2jF

[Alexandrov Lab - University of Nebraska-Lincoln @AlexandrovLab]

Our joint review article on the role of electrical double layer in electrocatalysis with @ECS_TUM is now published in Chemical Reviews @ACSChemRev:
https://t.co/e4cCcNBY8T

[Alexandrov Lab - University of Nebraska-Lincoln @AlexandrovLab]

Super excited to be at @Livermore_Lab this summer!

[Alexandrov Lab - University of Nebraska-Lincoln @AlexandrovLab]

It was fantastic to present some of our recent results and catch up with some colleagues at UC Berkeley. Thanks @BoettcherLab!

[Alexandrov Lab - University of Nebraska-Lincoln @AlexandrovLab]

It was a great pleasure to visit the University of Houston and give a presentation at @TCSUH.

[Alexandrov Lab - University of Nebraska-Lincoln @AlexandrovLab]

It was awesome to host @Piero_Canepa from the University of Houston at UNL!

[Energy Conversion and Storage, TUM @ECS_TUM]

Our collaborative work with @AlexandrovLab on "Impact of Pt(hkl) electrode surface structure on the electrical double layer capacitance" is now online in @J_A_C_S: https://t.co/46bVG9qgmB

@ECS_TUM, @TU_Muenchen, @econversion_de, @TUMCatalysis

[Alexandrov Lab - University of Nebraska-Lincoln @AlexandrovLab]

Our recent review article on the relationships between water electrolysis and electrode corrosion is now out in Current Opinion in Electrochemistry:
https://t.co/hvlXaJPWbm

[Alexandrov Lab - University of Nebraska-Lincoln @AlexandrovLab]

Very grateful to Tohoku University, Institute for Materials Research, for hosting me this summer as a visiting professor.

[Alexandrov Lab - University of Nebraska-Lincoln @AlexandrovLab]

Interested in corrosion of electrochemical energy materials? You are welcome to read our Perspective article published @JPhysChem:
https://t.co/FRJq9rTQkL

[Energy Conversion and Storage, TUM @ECS_TUM]

Electron Tunneling at Electrocatalytic Interfaces: our joint work with @AlexandrovLab and Prof. Alfred Ludwig (Ruhr-Universität Bochum) is now online (@econversion_de @TU_Muenchen @TUMCatalysis):
https://t.co/sFJjPa3on6

[Alexandrov Lab - University of Nebraska-Lincoln @AlexandrovLab]

Our joint study (Illinois, LLNL and UNL) on removing nitrate from water while converting it to ammonia in a single unit using purely electrochemical control was just published in Nature Communications:
https://t.co/OdLtptWEie

[Alexandrov Lab - University of Nebraska-Lincoln @AlexandrovLab]

It was a great pleasure to host Prof. Kelsey Stoerzinger at UNL.

[Energy Conversion and Storage, TUM @ECS_TUM]

Interested in the degradation mechanisms of Prussian Blue Analog electrodes for aqueous Na+ ion batteries?

Our collaborative experimental + computational work with @AlexandrovLab and J. Macak is now online in @JPhysChem.
https://t.co/R9ovkbeLnc
@econversion_de @TU_Muenchen

[Energy Conversion and Storage, TUM @ECS_TUM]

Why do alkali metal cations change the hydrogen evolution reaction mechanisms at Pt? Read more on this challenging topic in Nano Mat. Sci. (@ECS_TUM, @TU_Muenchen, @econversion_de, @TUMCatalysis, @HERMESProjectEU), and many thanks to @AlexandrovLab !:
https://t.co/PeJQZMmEOu

[Alexandrov Lab - University of Nebraska-Lincoln @AlexandrovLab]

In our latest study @ChemCatChem we analyze the role of interfacial water dynamics in electrochemical stability of oxygen evolution electrocatalysts:
https://t.co/77h86fCMlt

[Alexandrov Lab - University of Nebraska-Lincoln @AlexandrovLab]

Richard L. McNeel Associate Professor meets Richard L. McNeel at UNL :)

[Alexandrov Lab - University of Nebraska-Lincoln @AlexandrovLab]

Very grateful to Prof. Alex Bandarenka and his research group at @ECS_TUM for hosting me during my sabbatical at TUM in Spring 2022!