Enrico Negro is a researcher affiliated with the University of Padua in Italy. Their work primarily spans the fields of Engineering and Materials Science, with significant contributions to subfields including Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment, Materials Chemistry, Electrochemistry, and Polymers and Plastics.
Their research covers core topics such as Fuel Cells and Related Materials, Electrocatalysts for Energy Conversion, Electrochemical Analysis and Applications, Advanced Battery Technologies Research, Conducting Polymers and Applications, Polyoxometalates: Synthesis and Applications, and Supercapacitor Materials and Fabrication.
Negro has published extensively, including papers such as "An efficient barrier toward vanadium crossover in redox flow batteries: The bilayer [Nafion/(WO3)x] hybrid inorganic-organic membrane" (2021) in Electrochimica Acta, "Pristine and engineered biochar as Na-ion batteries anode material: A comprehensive overview" (2024) in Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, "Enhancement of Activity and Development of Low Pt Content Electrocatalysts for Oxygen Reduction Reaction in Acid Media" (2021) in Molecules, "Hierarchical Metal-[Carbon Nitride Shell/Carbon Core] Electrocatalysts: A Promising New General Approach to Tackle the ORR Bottleneck in Low-Temperature Fuel Cells" (2022) in ACS Catalysis, and "A formalism to compare electrocatalysts for the oxygen reduction reaction by cyclic voltammetry with the thin-film rotating ring-disk electrode measurements" (2021) in Current Opinion in Electrochemistry.
Frequent venues for Negro's publications include ECS Meeting Abstracts, Electrochimica Acta, Advanced Energy Materials, Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry, and Current Opinion in Electrochemistry.
Collaborators appearing frequently alongside Negro's work include Vito Di Noto, Keti Vezzù, Gioele Pagot, Paweł J. Kulesza, and Iwona A. Rutkowska.
Vito Di Noto;Sandra Lavina;Guinevere A. Giffin;Enrico Negro
Chuanyu Sun;Enrico Negro;Keti Vezzù;Gioele Pagot
Vito Di Noto;Rocco Gliubizzi;and Enrico Negro;Giuseppe Pace
Vito Di Noto;Enrico Negro;Jean-Yves Sanchez;Christina Iojoiu
Chuanyu Sun;Enrico Negro;Angeloclaudio Nale;Gioele Pagot
Vito Di Noto;Thomas A. Zawodzinski;Andrew M. Herring;Guinevere A. Giffin
Vito Di Noto;Enrico Negro
V. Di Noto;E. Negro
Vito Di Noto;Sandra Lavina;Enrico Negro;Michele Vittadello
Vito Di Noto;Rocco Gliubizzi;Enrico Negro;Michele Vittadello
Detlef W. M. Hofmann;Liudmila Kuleshova;Bruno D’Aguanno;Vito Di Noto
V. Di Noto;E. Negro;Stefano Polizzi;K. Vezzù
Vito Di Noto;Nicola Boaretto;Enrico Negro;Giuseppe Pace
Vito Di Noto;Enrico Negro;Stefano Polizzi;Filippo Agresti
V. Di Noto;E. Negro;R. Gliubizzi;S. Lavina
Vito Di Noto;Enrico Negro;Stefano Polizzi;Pietro Riello
E. Negro;Stefano Polizzi;K. Vezzù;Luigi Toniolo
Enrico Negro;Keti Vezzù;Federico Bertasi;Piero Schiavuta
Vito Di Noto;Matteo Piga;Sandra Lavina;Enrico Negro
Chuanyu Sun;Agnieszka Zlotorowicz;Graeme Nawn;Enrico Negro
Graeme Nawn;Giuseppe Pace;Sandra Lavina;Keti Vezzù
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