Yang Bai

Stable acidic oxygen-evolving catalyst discovery through mixed accelerations Nature Catalysis, Published online: 06 January 2026; doi:10.1038/s41929-025-01463-xProton-exchange membrane water electrolysers rely on iridium to catalyse their anodic reaction, and while ruthenium is a less costly alternative due to its similar activity, it is not as stable. Now, a hierarchical machine-learning catalyst discovery workflow, termed mixed acceleration, is put forward to predict catalyst synthesis, activity and stability, and identify promising RuOx-based water oxidation catalysts.

New online! Stable acidic oxygen-evolving catalyst discovery through mixed accelerations

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