Nanomaterial-Based (Bio)Electrochemical Energy and Storage Systems

Dear Colleagues,

Electrochemical energy storage and conversion (EESC) devices have received great interest due to their capability of protecting natural and human environments with challenges present in terms of materials and processes to implement them.

The employment of nanomaterials in (bio)electrochemical energy conversion and storage represents an intriguing and interesting area of academic and commercial research. Indeed, nanostructured materials, thanks to their inherent morphological properties, provide a high electroactive surface area that can enhance charge transfer mechanisms and energy storage capacity, with respect to bulk materials. The design of high-performance catalysts for energy storage and conversion frequently requires nanostructured materials. The employment of nanomaterials also turns out to be fundamental for the generation of new ion-exchange membranes.

This Special Issue entitled “Nanomaterial-Based (Bio)Electrochemical Energy and Storage Systems” aims to summarize the most recent progress and new developments in the design and utilization of nanomaterials for highly efficient, novel (bio)electrochemical energy production and storage.

Dr. Giulia Massaglia
Dr. Marzia Quaglio
Guest Editors

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