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3. Plasma for aquaponics

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Sasi, Syamlal, Prasad, Karthika, Weerasinghe, Janith, Bazaka, Olha, Ivanova, Elena P., Levchenko, Igor, and Bazaka, Kateryna

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2023
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4. Material Processing

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Baranov, Oleg O., Levchenko, Igor, Xu, Shuyan, Bazaka, Kateryna, Baranov, Oleg O., Levchenko, Igor, Xu, Shuyan, and Bazaka, Kateryna

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2020
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5. Perspectives and Trends

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Baranov, Oleg O., Levchenko, Igor, Xu, Shuyan, Bazaka, Kateryna, Baranov, Oleg O., Levchenko, Igor, Xu, Shuyan, and Bazaka, Kateryna

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2020
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8. Introduction

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Baranov, Oleg O., Levchenko, Igor, Xu, Shuyan, Bazaka, Kateryna, Baranov, Oleg O., Levchenko, Igor, Xu, Shuyan, and Bazaka, Kateryna

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2020
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24. Conclusion

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Baranov, Oleg O., Levchenko, Igor, Xu, Shuyan, Bazaka, Kateryna, Baranov, Oleg O., Levchenko, Igor, Xu, Shuyan, and Bazaka, Kateryna

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2020
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28. Conclusion

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Baranov, Oleg O., primary, Levchenko, Igor, additional, Xu, Shuyan, additional, and Bazaka, Kateryna, additional

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2020
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29. Introduction

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Baranov, Oleg O., primary, Levchenko, Igor, additional, Xu, Shuyan, additional, and Bazaka, Kateryna, additional

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2020
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32. Material Processing

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Baranov, Oleg O., primary, Levchenko, Igor, additional, Xu, Shuyan, additional, and Bazaka, Kateryna, additional

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2020
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40. How to Survive at Point Nemo? Fischer–Tropsch, Artificial Photosynthesis, and Plasma Catalysis for Sustainable Energy at Isolated Habitats.

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Levchenko, lgor, Xu, Shuyan, Baranov, Oleg, and Bazaka, Kateryna

Subjects
CLEAN energy, ARTIFICIAL photosynthesis, CATALYSIS, ENERGY harvesting, HABITATS
Abstract

Inhospitable, inaccessible, and extremely remote alike the famed pole of inaccessibility, aka Point Nemo, the isolated locations in deserts, at sea, or in outer space are difficult for humans to settle, let alone to thrive in. Yet, they present a unique set of opportunities for science, economy, and geopolitics that are difficult to ignore. One of the critical challenges for settlers is the stable supply of energy both to sustain a reasonable quality of life, as well as to take advantage of the local opportunities presented by the remote environment, e.g., abundance of a particular resource. The possible solutions to this challenge are heavily constrained by the difficulty and prohibitive cost of transportation to and from such a habitat (e.g., a lunar or Martian base). In this essay, the advantages and possible challenges of integrating Fischer–Tropsch, artificial photosynthesis, and plasma catalysis into a robust, scalable, and efficient self‐contained system for energy harvesting, storage, and utilization are explored. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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41. List of Contributors

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Alancherry, Surjith, primary, Al-Jumaili, Ahmed, additional, Anand, Venu, additional, Balakrishna, Syam, additional, Bazaka, Kateryna, additional, Cvelbar, Uroš, additional, Cvrček, Ladislav, additional, Filipič, Gregor, additional, Gorjanc, Marija, additional, Gowravaram, Mohan Rao, additional, Grant, Daniel, additional, Grohens, Yves, additional, Horáková, Marta, additional, Izdebska-Podsiadły, Joanna, additional, Jacob, Mohan V., additional, Jagannathan, Saravanakumar, additional, James, Jemy, additional, Joseph, Blessy, additional, Joshy, K.S., additional, Jothi, Lavanya, additional, Joy, Jomon, additional, Kalarikkal, Nandakumar, additional, Kulkarni, Shrikaant, additional, Kumar, Avishek, additional, López-García, Jorge, additional, Mozetič, Miran, additional, Nageswaran, Gomathi, additional, Nancy, Parvathy, additional, Pious, C.V., additional, Praveen, K. M, additional, Primc, Gregor, additional, Puliyalil, Harinarayanan, additional, Shaji, Ashin, additional, Snigdha, S., additional, Špatenka, Petr, additional, Thomas, Rajesh, additional, Thomas, Sabu, additional, Thulasi Raman, K.H., additional, Vacková, Taťana, additional, Vesel, Alenka, additional, Vignaud, Guillaume, additional, and Zaplotnik, Rok, additional

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2019
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47. Recent innovations in the technology and applications of low-dimensional CuO nanostructures for sensing, energy and catalysis

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Baranov, O, Bazaka, K, Belmonte, T, Riccardi, C, Roman, H, Mohandas, M, Xu, S, Cvelbar, U, Levchenko, I, Baranov, Oleg, Bazaka, Kateryna, Belmonte, Thierry, Riccardi, Claudia, Roman, H Eduardo, Mohandas, Mandhakini, Xu, Shuyan, Cvelbar, Uroš, Levchenko, Igor, Baranov, O, Bazaka, K, Belmonte, T, Riccardi, C, Roman, H, Mohandas, M, Xu, S, Cvelbar, U, Levchenko, I, Baranov, Oleg, Bazaka, Kateryna, Belmonte, Thierry, Riccardi, Claudia, Roman, H Eduardo, Mohandas, Mandhakini, Xu, Shuyan, Cvelbar, Uroš, and Levchenko, Igor

Abstract

Low-dimensional copper oxide nanostructures are very promising building blocks for various functional materials targeting high-demanded applications, including energy harvesting and transformation systems, sensing and catalysis. Featuring a very high surface-to-volume ratio and high chemical reactivity, these materials have attracted wide interest from researchers. Currently, extensive research on the fabrication and applications of copper oxide nanostructures ensures the fast progression of this technology. In this article we briefly outline some of the most recent, mostly within the past two years, innovations in well-established fabrication technologies, including oxygen plasma-based methods, self-assembly and electric-field assisted growth, electrospinning and thermal oxidation approaches. Recent progress in several key types of leading-edge applications of CuO nanostructures, mostly for energy, sensing and catalysis, is also reviewed. Besides, we briefly outline and stress novel insights into the effect of various process parameters on the growth of low-dimensional copper oxide nanostructures, such as the heating rate, oxygen flow, and roughness of the substrates. These insights play a key role in establishing links between the structure, properties and performance of the nanomaterials, as well as finding the cost-and-benefit balance for techniques that are capable of fabricating low-dimensional CuO with the desired properties and facilitating their integration into more intricate material architectures and devices without the loss of original properties and function.

Published
2023

48. Nanoengineered Carbon-Based Interfaces for Advanced Energy and Photonics Applications: A Recent Progress and Innovations

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Levchenko, I, Baranov, O, Riccardi, C, Roman, H, Cvelbar, U, Ivanova, E, Mohandas, M, Ščajev, P, Malinauskas, T, Xu, S, Bazaka, K, Levchenko, Igor, Baranov, Oleg, Riccardi, Claudia, Roman, H. Eduardo, Cvelbar, Uroš, Ivanova, Elena P., Mohandas, Mandhakini, Ščajev, Patrik, Malinauskas, Tadas, Xu, Shuyan, Bazaka, Kateryna, Levchenko, I, Baranov, O, Riccardi, C, Roman, H, Cvelbar, U, Ivanova, E, Mohandas, M, Ščajev, P, Malinauskas, T, Xu, S, Bazaka, K, Levchenko, Igor, Baranov, Oleg, Riccardi, Claudia, Roman, H. Eduardo, Cvelbar, Uroš, Ivanova, Elena P., Mohandas, Mandhakini, Ščajev, Patrik, Malinauskas, Tadas, Xu, Shuyan, and Bazaka, Kateryna

Abstract

As famed quantum physicist W. Pauli once said, “The surface was invented by the devil”. The nonequilibrium state of particles forming the surface, and the presence of dangling bonds transform the surfaces into a 2D reactor with high physical and chemical reactivity. When two such active surfaces are matched, their interface becomes even more reactive, giving rise to novel properties or enhanced performance. For this reason, much effort is applied to design nanoengineered interfacial systems for applications spanning all facets of human life. This review article discusses recent, mostly within two years, progress in the design of complex, sophisticated carbon-based interfacial material systems for energy and photonics applications, with the aim to emphasize some of the most interesting and important examples of such systems. Differences in the processes that take place on flat and 3D (curved) surfaces are discussed, with the view of guiding the design and construction of complex functional interfaces, focusing on several points that are of particular importance to the ongoing development of advanced interfacial material systems.

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2023

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