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This work may pave a way for obtaining GNS-based materials for efficient electrochemical energy storage.
This versatile and low-cost method may pave a way for fabricating high-performance metal-carbon nanocomposites for various applications.
The results depicted in this work may pave a new avenue to electrocatalysis, proteins/enzymes electrochemistry, and bioelectrochemical synthesis, etc.
Such an approach to fabrication of RGO/ACF composites may pave a new way to produce carbon-based electrode materials for CDI with high performance.
The present work may pave a way to the development of durable, tough and highly impact resistant amorphous matrix composite coatings for applications in severe loading conditions.
The successful synthesis of these metal oxides nanomaterials with abundant O-vacancies may pave a new path for rationally fabricating efficient HER/OER bi-functional catalysts.
Our study shows that it is essential to consider the electronic correlation effect properly in α-graphyne and may pave an avenue for exploring magnetic ordering in other carbon allotropes with mixed hybridization of s and p orbitals.
Our work sheds light on the mechanisms that underlie cold-induced cardiovascular risks that may pave an avenue for the treatment and prevention of atherosclerosis-associated CVD.
Although the immunization process is very complex and expensive, Sipuleucel-T represents a milestone and may pave the way for a wider use of cancer vaccine immunotherapy based on innovative technologies that allow for simpler immunization methods.
President Obama pulled off the first of two surprise year-end deals when he and Chinese president Xi Jinping announced joint promises to cut their countries' carbon emissions, an agreement that may pave the way for a global breakthrough on the issue.
Dutton has said the law may pave the way to a resettlement deal with a third country to clear the camps, as it would prevent those resettled from returning to Australia through a "back door".
