Bin Zhang

Bin Zhang's indexed work centers on electrocatalysis for energy conversion, with a sustained focus on transition metal phosphide nanomaterials for hydrogen evolution. His most-cited review on that topic (2016) has drawn over 3,200 citations, while related studies on metallic WO2–carbon mesoporous nanowires and nanoporous FeP nanosheets extend the same line into specific catalyst systems. A second major thread concerns nitrate electroreduction to ammonium, including mechanistic reviews and work showing that oxygen vacancies in TiO2 boost selectivity, alongside a single-atom Au/NiFe layered double hydroxide catalyst probing oxygen-evolution activity. Later contributions turn toward integrated nitrogen chemistry, notably electrochemical synthesis of nitric acid from air and ammonia through waste utilization, and toward understanding catalyst dynamics such as the in situ dissolution and polymerization of Mo in Ni4Mo alloy