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Analytical Chemistry


CALL FOR PAPERS: IMAGING IN ENERGY SCIENCE

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Martin Sugden
 * May 27, 2024
 * 3 min read

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This Special Issue will highlight advances in imaging tools for basic energy
science and associated technological innovation. Submit your manuscript by
December 31, 2024.

Author Guidelines


The use of microscopic and spectroscopic tools in energy science has
revolutionized the way we understand and develop functional materials for
tackling sustainability challenges. In the development of high-performance
battery materials for better energy storage, for example, X-ray tomography and
in situ electron microscopy have been instrumental in visualizing electrode
degradation, ion transport dynamics, and solid-electrolyte interphases.
Additionally, hyperspectral Raman imaging has provided novel insights into the
degradation mechanisms in lithium-ion batteries, and revealed non-uniform defect
distributions that could directly affect the efficiency and longevity of solar
cells.

In efforts to design (photo)electrocatalysts for various energy conversion and
environmental remediation, atomic force microscopy and super-resolution imaging
have provided detailed information on the effects on catalytic performance of
particle size/shape, active site distribution, and surface restructuring
dynamics. The same analytical methods have also been applied for the further
development of thermo-catalytic materials currently explored for the upcycling
of wastes, including plastics, to produce sustainable aviation fuels.

As microscopic/spectroscopic tools and probes continue to evolve and improve,
they will play an increasingly significant role in uncovering new insights into
the fundamental behaviors of electrons, ions, and other charge carriers, as well
as in fundamental materials processes, such as metal sintering-redispersion,
metal alloying-dealloying and solid-state ion diffusion, critical for advancing
basic energy science and associated technological innovation.

The key interests of this special issue on imaging in energy science include but
limited to the following:

 * Imaging tools and probes in energy science
 * Battery materials/processes
 * Electrode processes
 * Charge/ion transport
 * Solid-electrolyte interfaces and interphases
 * Solar cells, photovoltaics
 * Catalysis, electrocatalysis, photocatalysis, photoelectrocatalysis
 * Energy conversion
 * Environmental remediation
 * Waste upcycling


ORGANIZING EDITORS

Bert Weckhuysen, Guest editor
Utrecht University, Netherlands

Xianwen Mao, Guest editor
National University of Singapore, Singapore

Naresh Kumar, Guest editor
ETH Zürich, Switzerland

Peng Chen, Associate Editor, Chemical & Biomedical Imaging
Cornell University, United States

Neso Sojic, Associate Editor, Chemical & Biomedical Imaging
University of Bordeaux, France


SUBMISSION INFORMATION

Submissions are welcome through December 31, 2024.

Papers accepted for inclusion in this Special Issue will be highlighted as a
significant contribution to this expanding field. If accepted, publications will
go online as soon as possible with a DOI, and will be published in one of the
next available issues. Publications on this topic will be assembled into a
Special Issue in 2025 and widely promoted.

All articles will be peer reviewed prior to acceptance to ensure they fit the
scope of the Special Issue and meet the high scientific publishing standards of
Chemical & Biomedical Imaging. The peer review process for all papers will be
managed by Associate Editor Prof. Peng Chen and Prof. Neso Sojic to ensure rigor
is maintained.

Chemical & Biomedical Imaging is an open access journal. Article Publishing
Charges are waived for this Special Issue.


HOW TO SUBMIT

 * Log in to the ACS Paragon Plus submission site.
 * Choose Chemical & Biomedical Imaging as your journal.
 * Select your manuscript type.
 * Under the ‘Special Issue Selection’ menu, choose ‘Imaging in Energy Science.'

Please see our Author Guidelines for more information on submission
requirements. The deadline for submissions is December 31, 2024.

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