The penetrating power of high-energy x-rays and the brightness of modern synchrotron sources makes them uniquely suited for atomic-scale structural characterization of <i>in situ/operando</i> systems.  Over the past 25 years, advances in x-ray technology (sources, optics, detectors) coupled with careful, systematic development of electrochemical cells and advances in realistic simulations of electrochemical interfaces have positioned researchers to make and test precise predictions and to develop new materials and devices.  In this talk, I will review several of the key milestones and Professor Abruña’s pivotal role in these developments.

25 Years of <i>in situ/operando </i>studies of electrochemical systems and interfaces

ACS Spring 2022

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25 Years of in situ/operando studies of electrochemical systems and interfaces