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Prof. Meng Ni wrote an invited commentary perspective in Science on fuel cells

13 Jul 2020

Prof. Ni Meng


Invited  by Science,  Prof.  Meng  Ni  (BRE,  PolyU)  and  Prof.  Zong ping Shao  (Nanjing  Tech University, China and Curtin University, Australia) published a commentary perspective article entitled “Fuel Cells that Operate at 300o–500oC”. 

In  this  perspective,  Prof.  Ni  and  Prof.  Shao  technically  commented  a  Science  paper  on  fuel cells.  They appraised the new contributions of the Science paper regarding the proposed new mechanism for proton conduction.  They also pointed out the limitations of the Science paper for future improvement.In addition,they discussed the future of protonic ceramic fuel cells(PCFCs)   working   at   300o–500oC   and   the   applications   of   protonic   conductors   in electrochemical   water-splitting   for   hydrogen   production   and   electrochemical ammonia synthesis. 

The details of the commentary perspective can be found at:

 

Prof.  Meng  Ni is  currently  a  Professor  and  Associate  Head  (Research)  of  Department  of Building and Real Estate of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. He is a Humboldt Fellow(Germany). His  research  focuses  on  high  temperature  fuel  cells,  rechargeable  metal-airbatteries, flow batteries, novel electrochemical cells for low-grade heat harvesting, and energy materials.He  is  serving  as  a Senior  Editor for Sustainable  Energy  Technologies and Assessments: https://www.journals.elsevier.com/sustainable-energy-technologies-and-assessments(Elsevier) and a former Associate Editor for Science Bulletin (Elsevier). Recently,he  was  invited  to  be  an Associate  Editor for International  Journal  of  Green  Energy: https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/ljge20/current(Taylor & Francis) and International Journal of  Energy  Research: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/1099114x(Wiley). He  is  also one of the founding editor of Energy and AI: https://www.journals.elsevier.com/energy-and-ai/(Elsevier).

For more details about Prof. Ni, please visit: Prof Meng NI


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