L3 Open Water Power, Inc.

Harvard College

Lawrence Livermore National Security, LLC

Tufts University

L3harris Open Water Power, Inc.

Branko Zugic

Ian Salmon McKay

Gregory N Stephanopoulos

Juergen Biener

Thomas Bradford Milnes

Monika Margarete Biener

Maria Flytzani-Stephanopoulos

David Harvie Porter

Jason R Kovacs

Cynthia M Friend

Robert J Madix

Lucun Wang

Michelle L Personick

Jesse Daniel Benck

Brian Ricks

Galvanic metal-water cells and methods of manufacturing positive electrodes to be used in said galvanic metal-water cells. The galvanic metal-water cells in accordance with various embodiments include a cathode that includes a layer comprising nickel-molybdenum deposited thereon. The nickel-molybdenum coated cathodes exhibit favorable hydrogen evolution reaction overpotential compared with existing devices. In these galvanic metal-water cells, the metal is oxidized and water is reduced.

Galvanic metal-water cell with nickel-molybdenum cathode

The invention relates to nanoporous gold nanoparticle catalysts formed by exposure of nanoporous gold to ozone at elevated temperatures, as well as methods for production of esters and other compounds.

Ozone-activated nanoporous gold and methods of its use

A method of generating an electrical current and a multi-cell electrochemical device. The method includes extracting oxygen from an aqueous ambient environment surrounding an electrochemical system; transporting the extracted oxygen through a selectively oxygen-permeable membrane to an enclosed electrolyte configured to surround an anode and a cathode in the electrochemical system, wherein the electrolyte is separated from the aqueous ambient environment; transporting the oxygenated electrolyte to the cathode; reducing the oxygen at the cathode; and oxidizing a metal at the anode. The device includes a metal anode; a cathode; an enclosed electrolyte configured to surround the cathode and the anode, wherein the electrolyte is separated from an aqueous ambient environment surrounding the electrochemical device; and a selectively oxygen-permeable membrane configured to extract oxygen from the aqueous ambient environment.

Electrochemical power system using aqueous dissolved oxygen

A method for producing a Chydrocarbon from a solution containing a Ccarboxylic acid or a Ccarboxylate which is derived from biomass by contacting the solution with a solid catalyst to decarboxylate the Ccarboxylic acid or the Ccarboxylate, thereby forming a Chydrocarbon.

Converting biomass to gaseous fuel hydrocarbons

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Branko Zugic