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Volume 7
Biosensors Journal
ISSN: 2090-4967
Electrochemistry 2018
June 11-12, 2018
June 11-12, 2018 | Rome, Italy
4
th
International Conference on
Electrochemistry
Recent Publications
1.
Abidat I, Bouchenafa Saib N, Habrioux A, Comminges C, Canaff C, Rousseau J, Napporn T, Dambournet D, Borkiewicz O and
Kokoh K (2015) Electrochemically induced surface modifications of mesoporous spinels (Co
3
O
4
-δ, MnCo
2
O
4
-δ, NiCo
2
O
4
-δ) as
the origin of the OER activity and stability in alkaline medium. Journal of Materials Chemistry A 3:17433-17444.
2.
Abidat I, Morais C, Comminges C, Canaff C, Rousseau J, Guignard N, Napporn T W, Habrioux A and Kokoh K B (2017) Three
dimensionally ordered mesoporous hydroxylated NixCo
3
-xO
4
spinels for oxygen evolution reaction: on the hydroxyl-induced
surface restructuring effect. Journal of Materials Chemistry A 5:7173-7183.
3.
Kumar K, Canaff C, Rousseau J, Arrii Clacens S, Napporn T W, Habrioux A and Kokoh K B (2016) Effect of the oxide-carbon
heterointerface on the activity of Co
3
O
4
/NRGO nanocomposites toward ORR and OER. Journal of Physical Chemistry C
120:7949-7958.
4.
Kumar K, Loupias L, Canaff C, Morisset S, Pronier S, Morais C, Habrioux A, Napporn T W and Kokoh K B (2018) Preparation
and electrochemical properties of NiCo
2
O
4
nanospinels supported on graphene derivatives as earth-abundant oxygen bifunctional
catalysts. ChemPhysChem 19:319-326.
5.
Kumar K, Abidat I, Canaff C, Morisset S, Habrioux A, Morais C, Napporn T W and Kokoh K B (2018) Metal loading effect on
the activity of Co
3
O
4
/N-Doped reduced graphene oxide nanocomposites as bifunctional oxygen reduction/evolution catalysts.
ChemElectroChem 5:483-493.
Biography
Aurélien Habrioux (Associate Professor) has an expertise in electrocatalysis and in materials science. His research interests deal with the design and development of novel
non-noble electrocatalysts for reactions such as oxygen reduction reaction and oxygen evolution reaction in alkaline medium. He is especially interested in scrutinizing and
explaining surface restructuring phenomena affecting catalysts surface and occurring upon working conditions. He has been coordinating researches aiming at developing
transition metal oxides supported heteroatom doped graphene-based materials for the reversible air electrode of high energy density Li-air and Zn-air batteries. He has also
been working on the understanding of the effect of the active phase/substrate interaction on the electrocatalytic activity.
aurelien.habrioux@univ-poitiers