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Apr 15, 2025

Our work about high efficiency solar-powered green hydrogen production from seawater was featured in Cornell University’s home page!

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Apr 9, 2025

Metallic, square device

Congratulations to Prof. Lenan Zhang and collaborators for a research paper published in Energy & Environmental Science! This work was featured by Cornell Chronicle!

Collaborators include Prof. Xuanjie Wang of Lehigh University, Prof. Yayuan Liu of Johns Hopkins University, Prof. Xinyue Liu of Michigan State University, Dr. Jintong Gao and Yipu of ERL.

Read the paper here.  Read Cornell Chronicle here.

 

 

 

Mar 8, 2025

KK Wang Day on Renewable Energy

Congratulations to Jintong and Yipu for winning the Judge’s Choice Award in poster session from KK Wang Day on Renewable Energy!

Jan 6, 2025

Cornell Atkinson Center for Sustainability

Congratulations to Jintong for obtaining the Postdoctoral Fellowship from Cornell Atkinson Center for Sustainability!

Aug 28, 2024

Electrochekical gas evolution showing gas bubble over electrode. Phase change heat transfer showing vapor bubble over heating surface.

Congratulations to Lenan and colleagues for a review paper published in Chemical Reviews!

Read the paper here.

Apr 30, 2024

Material (nm), Transport (micro m), Device (cm), System (m)

Congratulations to Lenan and colleagues for a review paper published in Nature Reviews Materials!

Read the paper here.

Mar 22, 2024

Desalination system gains spotlight on CNN 

Lenan was invited to speak with CNN’s Bill Weir on how climate change is impacting fresh water supply and how ERL’s pioneering desalination system could potentially address critical issues of water scarcity and climate change.

Dec 21, 2023

MIT 2023 Top Research

Solar-powered desalination recognized as the Best Inventions of 2023 by Time Magazine and featured as Top MIT research stories of 2023

Read more on Time Magazine and MIT News.

Sept 27, 2023

Glass device in rectangular shape

Desalination system could produce freshwater that is cheaper than tap water

Read more on MIT News and read the paper here.