Advanced Materials for Energy Conversion, Distribution and Storage
A special issue of Ceramics (ISSN 2571-6131).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (28 April 2021) | Viewed by 787
Special Issue Editors
Interests: renewable energy; advanced materials; solid oxide fuel cells; ceramic coatings; corrosion; high temperature degradation; mechanical properties; thermal barrier coatings; thin film characterisation
Interests: energy conversion and storage; renewable energy; advanced materials; catalysis; electrochemical testing; electrochemical hydrogen generation; fuel cells; electrolysis
Interests: photocatalysis; advanced oxidation processes; water treatment; magnetron sputtering; functional films
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Future energy systems will be sustainable and free from CO2 emission to create a great new living that is healthier and environmentally friendly. For this to become a reality, there is a need to develop materials and devices that are durable, scalable and affordable. Therefore, research in the field of materials for energy applications not only focuses on materials’ properties, but also on the technological aspect of their mass production and end-of-life usage in energy devices. Moreover, when developing devices that run on alternative fuels, such as hydrogen, social acceptance and developing the aspect of safety for the potential end users play a significant role.
This Special Issue on “Advanced Materials for Energy Conversion, Distribution and Storage” focuses on presenting an in-depth overview of ceramic materials for energy applications, including an evaluation and comparison of available materials and their structures, properties and performance. To link scientific research with technological deployment of energy devices, materials’ requirements used for the development of clean technologies must be mapped and characterised. The Special Issue covers key features of sustainable energy materials, including, but not limited to the following:
- High and intermediate temperature fuel cells and electrolysis;
- Batteries and supercapacitors for energy storage applications;
- Materials for thermal energy conversion and storage;
- High temperature superconductors;
- Ceramic materials for heat-to-electricity conversion devices;
- Advanced nuclear technology.
We are writing to invite you to submit your original work, review articles or perspectives to this Special Issue. Submitted articles are subject to a rigorous peer review process aiming at rapid and wide dissemination of research outcomes, developments and applications.
We look forward to receiving your outstanding research findings.
Dr. Justyna Kulczyk-Malecka
Dr. Yagya Regmi
Dr. Marina Ratova
Guest Editors
Manuscript Submission Information
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Keywords
- Renewable energy
- Advanced ceramic materials
- Energy conversion and storage
- Electrolysis
- Catalysis
- Fuel cells
- Batteries
- Supercapacitors
- Hydrogen generation and storage
- Corrosion
- Materials for hostile environments
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