Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)

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Research university focused on science and technology

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Often mentioned with · Technologies

High-entropy oxygen electrode

Novel material using multiple mixed metals to enhance stability and reaction kinetics in protonic electrochemical cells.

Eco-Friendly Ammonia Catalyst (Ru/BaO/C)

A catalyst system using ruthenium with barium oxide on a conductive carbon support, enabling low-temperature and low-pressure ammonia synthesis.

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Professor Kang Taek Lee

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High-entropy design for oxygen electrode enhancing hydrogen production

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High-Entropy Oxygen Electrode Enhances Hydrogen Production Efficiency at KAIST

2 months 27 days ago

KAIST, founded in 1971, is a leading research institution in South Korea specializing in advanced technologies including clean energy and hydrogen production. It has multiple ongoing projects in hydrogen research led by various professors. President is Kwang Hyung Lee.

KAIST Catalyst Improves Hydrogen Production with Low-Temp Ammonia Synthesis

7 months 25 days ago

Home institution of Professor Choi Min-gi, active in advanced chemical and energy-related research.[1][3][6]

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