Feng-Yang Chen

PhD student having fun with some ElectroCATalysis @RiceChBE @WangLabRice

[CAT Group @WangLabRice]

Congrats to Dr. @FengYang_Chen for successfully defending his Ph.D. Defense yesterday! He will continue as a postdoc at Stanford as recipient of the 2024 Taiwan Science and Technology Hub Fellowship. Amazing work!

[CAT Group @WangLabRice]

Another congrats to @Chang727qiu for her review paper in @ACSCatalysis! Way to go, 2 in 1 day!
https://t.co/hz7gGEoYBY

[CAT Group @WangLabRice]

Congratulations to @FengYang_Chen and @Chang727qui for their work in @research_nano! Here, they demonstrate a novel catalyst with reduced noble metal content for stable acidic OER in water electrolysis:
https://t.co/2386iHhI10

[Haotian Wang @wanght1990]

I am very excited to share that our recent efforts in using electrochemical solid electrolyte reactor for carbon capture applications, were just published in a research artible by @Nature today. More fun to have in the future! @RiceEngineering @RiceCHBE
https://t.co/QL2V7yEKyJ

[CAT Group @WangLabRice]

We just published in @Nature! Our carbon capture technology spearheaded by @Peng_Zhu_Rice is now online:

Zhu, P., Wu, ZY., Elgazzar, A. et al. Continuous carbon capture in an electrochemical solid-electrolyte reactor. Nature 618, 959–966 (2023). https://t.co/KVFsAayyvb

[NatRevMaterials @NatRevMater]

Electrified processes are emerging as a powerful tool for water decontamination. In this Review, Qilin Li & colleagues discuss their fundamental principles, underscore the role of electrode materials and chart the future of water treatment systems: https://t.co/RL4eDtXDPQ

[Feng-Yang Chen @FengYang_Chen]

Gave an oral and SciMix presentation in #ACSSpring2023 @ACS_ENFL about my works in electrochemical pathways for green ammonia. It feel so nice to meet and chat with all good old and new friends! Looking forward to seeing you all soon next time!

[Feng-Yang Chen @FengYang_Chen]

Glad to share our latest work focusing on a non-iridium based OER catalyst with a great stability in PEM electrolyzers. Looking forward to seeing how our community further brings down the green hydrogen cost in the near future! Please check more details: https://t.co/WCjo7EESSj

[Haotian Wang @wanght1990]

Please check out our recent work @NatureMaterials focusing on developing stable non-iridium anode catalyst for PEM electrolyzers. Congratulations to the whole team @WangLabRice, and thanks to our great collaborators @Dr_S_Zhang, Guofeng, CLS and Argonne
https://t.co/x2882jm7G1

[Rice U. Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering @RiceCHBE]

Our department is proud to recognize Christian Conrad (Sunit Patel ’85 Endowed Fellowship Award) and Feng-Yang Chen (Riki Kobayashi Fellowship) with our top graduate student awards for research. https://t.co/k8DWdr3TcI

[Feng-Yang Chen @FengYang_Chen]

Glad to give an oral presentation at #ACSFall2022 @ACS_ENFL about my latest work: electrochemical ammonia synthesis from nitrate (https://t.co/gg2eq4LpqX). What’s even better: meeting new friends and discussing new ideas! Looking forward to seeing you again!

[Nature Synthesis @NatureSynthesis]

Now online:

Article by @wanght1990 and co-workers

A general synthesis of single atom catalysts with controllable atomic and mesoporous structures

https://t.co/dSpPcMBN7M ($)

[Rice U. Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering @RiceCHBE]

This process from the lab of @wanght1990 aims to strip ammonia from wastewater.

https://t.co/WWHnYQLEYn

[Feng-Yang Chen @FengYang_Chen]

I'm thrilled to share my latest work published in @NatureNano. We efficiently converted nitrate, a common pollutant in wastewater, into valuable ammonia products via an electrochemical method using Ru-dispersed Cu nanowire catalyst. Check it out here: https://t.co/Llh0QMT0o7

[The Journal of Physical Chemistry @JPhysChem]

The Wang Group has developed a low-cost catalyst to electrochemically convert nitrate ions, which widely exists in industrial wastewater or groundwater, into valuable ammonia in a highly efficient way. @wanght1990 @WangLabRice

https://t.co/DxNUGQ10jZ

[Haotian Wang @wanght1990]

I am proud to share our recently work, led by graduate students Tim and Peng, published in @NatureCatalysis @BenjaMartindale addressing the carbon loss issue found during electrochemcial CO2 reduction process. Please see more details here: https://t.co/UdlxAc5mR3

[Feng-Yang Chen @FengYang_Chen]

Stability challenges of electrocatalytic oxygen evolution reaction: From mechanistic understanding to reactor design https://t.co/TQwZqt7Zd3