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Morgan Mertens Stefik

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Tin oxide as stable protective layer for composite cuprous oxide water-splitting photocathodes

Michael Graetzel, Morgan Mertens Stefik, Matthew Thomas Mayer, Stanley David Tilley, Marcel Roland Schreier

For a sustainable future, efficient solar energy harvesting and storage is required. Solar hydrogen production from photoelectrochemical water splitting is a promising technology and, in particular, cuprous oxide photocathodes are interesting photoelectrod ...

Elsevier Science Bv2016

High-Surface-Area Porous Platinum Electrodes for Enhanced Charge Transfer

Michael Graetzel, Francesco Stellacci, Aswani Yella, Morgan Mertens Stefik, Marcel Roland Schreier, Stefan Guldin, Yelin Hu

Cobalt-based electrolytes are highly tunable and have pushed the limits of dye-sensitized solar cells, enabling higher open-circuit voltages and new record efficiencies. However, the performance of these electrolytes and a range of other electrolytes suffe ...

Wiley-V C H Verlag Gmbh2014

On the stability enhancement of cuprous oxide water splitting photocathodes by low temperature steam annealing

Michael Graetzel, Morgan Mertens Stefik, Stanley David Tilley, Ludmilla Steier

Given the intermittent nature of solar radiation, the large-scale use of solar energy requires an efficient energy storage solution. So far, the only practical way to store such large amounts of energy is in the form of a chemical energy carrier, i.e., a f ...

Royal Soc Chemistry2014