Guihua Yu

16 articles listing Guihua Yu in Nature Communications, Science Advances, PNAS, Science, indexed by Paperzzz from Crossref and OSF.

  1. Moisture sorption and hydration dynamics in intrinsically hygroscopic hydrogels Science Advances
  2. Scalable hierarchical textile fibers toward personalized wearable atmospheric water harvesting Science Advances
  3. Toward practical atmospheric water harvesting technologies Science Advances
  4. Dimensionality junctional Janus nanocrystals with heterogeneous stacking fault–lined interface achieve tandem electroreduction of nitrate Science Advances
  5. Ultralow-density rigid network hydrogels enable ultrafast and stable solar water desalination Nature Communications
  6. Direct optical observation of solid electrolyte interphase formation dynamics in lithium-ion batteries PNAS
  7. Electrolyte chemistry of adaptive hydrogen bonded domains for high voltage lithium metal batteries Nature Communications
  8. A gradient-structured all-cellulose biofoam enabled by solvent-induced molecular assembly for sustainable insulation modules Nature Communications
  9. Gradient interfacial water dynamics for stable aqueous metal anodes PNAS
  10. Electrode strain dynamics in layered intercalation battery cathodes Science
  11. Cryogenic nanoscale visualization of intrinsic magnesium deposition in magnesium metal batteries Nature Communications
  12. Sustainable synthesis of amino-cellulose nanofibers for biomaterial platforms Science Advances
  13. Stabilizing Cu0-Cuδ+ sites via ohmic contact interface engineering for ampere-level nitrate electroreduction to ammonia Nature Communications
  14. Photothermal-electrocatalysis interface for fuel-cell grade ammonia harvesting from the environment Nature Communications
  15. Spatially regulated water-heat transport by fluidic diode membrane for efficient solar-powered desalination and electricity generation Nature Communications
  16. Material-to-system tailored multilayer-cyclic strategy toward practical atmospheric water harvesting PNAS