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Nanyang Technological University

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Research studies

Photoelectrochemical hydrogen production using nanowire mesh
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Light-driven plastic waste valorisation to hydrogen fuel and carbon nanomaterials
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Hydrogen Fuel Cells
Electrochemical devices that convert hydrogen and oxygen into electricity to power electric motors in aircraft.
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Lithium-ion battery
A hybrid lithium-ion battery buffer is used to smooth power fluctuations and handle peak loads in conjunction with the hydrogen fuel cell.
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Fuel cell technology
Technology that generates electricity through an electrochemical reaction between hydrogen and oxygen, with water as the only byproduct.
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Often mentioned with · Locations

Singapore
Singapore
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Switzerland
Switzerland
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United States
United States
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Often mentioned with · Projects

LED-based Plastic Waste Valorisation
Nanyang Technological University's energy-efficient method using light-emitting diodes and a commercially available vanadium catalyst to convert plastic waste into hydrogen fuel and carbon nanomaterials at room temperature.
operational 1 mention
Flash Joule Heating for Plastic Waste Conversion
Rice University's method to convert mixed plastic waste into high-yield hydrogen gas and graphene through rapid flash Joule heating. The process is scalable, low in complexity, and environmentally friendly.
operational 1 mention

Often mentioned with · Products

Graphene
High-value carbon material produced as the primary output of the flash joule heating process from waste plastic. The article notes it could be sold at current market value or at discounted rates to offset hydrogen production costs.
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Hydrogen fuel
Industrial hydrogen gas produced by Linde for use in fuel stations and hydrogen-powered vehicles.
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Often mentioned with · People

Chen Xiadong
Singapore 1 mention
Soo Han Sen
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Raffaele Mezzenga
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Often mentioned with · Research studies

Production, use, and fate of all plastics ever made
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Renewable Energy from Livestock Waste Valorization: Amyloid-Based Feather Keratin Fuel Cells
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Light-driven plastic waste valorisation to hydrogen fuel and carbon nanomaterials
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Solar-Powered Biomass Co-Electrolysis Delivers Low-Cost H₂
Nanyang Technological University in Singapore co-authored the reported study and contributed to the design of the copper‑modified cobalt oxyhydroxide (Cu‑doped CoOOH) catalyst and the integrated solar photoelectrochemical system.[3][5] NTU is internationally recognized for solar energy and catalysis research, and this
Plastic to Power: Transforming Trash into World-Changing Hydrogen
NTU developed an energy-efficient method using LEDs and a vanadium catalyst to convert plastic waste into hydrogen at room temperature.
Are chicken feathers the key to cheaper and cleaner hydrogen fuel cells?
NTU scientists collaborated with ETH Zurich to extract keratin from chicken feathers and spin it into amyloid fibrils for use in hydrogen fuel cell membranes.
Promising plastic waste research could benefit hydrogen fuel cell industry
NTU scientists developed a new method to convert plastic waste into a chemical usable in hydrogen fuel cells.
Researchers find new way to produce hydrogen fuel
A research team from this Singapore-based university developed a new photoelectrochemical method to produce hydrogen from water and sunlight using nanowire mesh technology.
Battery technology breakthrough made by NTU Singapore scientists
Scientists from NTU Singapore developed a new battery technology that can recharge up to 70% in just two minutes and has a longer lifespan than other batteries.

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