Research
Fuel cells, which generate electricity by reacting hydrogen with oxygen to produce water, are ideal power sources for use by future generations. They are suitable for use by a low-carbon society. Protonics is based on integrated sciences and technology of using hydrogen. However, it remains insufficient for application to the development of the Pt-free electrocatalysts and fuel cells. In our group, we are developing the design and creation of fuel cells using the concepts of “nanoprotonics” and “chemical devices” to create nanoprotonics fuel cells. Furthermore, we are trying to develop future technologies not only for the energy research area but also for many related research areas that can benefit from those concepts. (more info)
NEWS
2013.05.12
Going to Thailand for research collaboration!!
2013.05.05
[paper] Won the editor’s choice (Chem. Lett.)
2013.04.20
Updated lab introduction to YouTube
PRESENTATION
2013.05.14
[Accepted paper] Langmuir
2013.03.31
[Presentation] 80th Annual meeting of The Electrochemical Society of Japan