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Yujie Sun
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University of Cincinnati
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At the University of Cincinnati, Yujie Sun develops electrocatalytic and semiconductor photocatalytic platforms for sustainable manufacturing—upgrading biomass and CO2 with integrated H2 generation. Backed by NSF CAREER and multi‑institutional grants, he holds a patent on dual electrocatalytic hydrogenation.
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University of Cincinnati

Electrosynthesis of food packaging biopolymer precursors from furfural and CO2

An inexpensive electrosynthetic strategy to produce 2,5-furandicarboxylic acid (FDCA) from biomass-derived furfural and CO2, enabling large-scale production of polyethylene furanoate (PEF), a greener replacement for PET ...

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University of Cincinnati

Photocatalytic production of chlorine dioxide using inexpensive reagents and semiconductor photocatalysts

A photocatalytic method for producing chlorine dioxide (ClO2), a non-toxic antimicrobial, from inexpensive sodium chlorate (NaClO3) under UV and visible light. Uses semiconductor-based photocatalysts to enable on-demand,...

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University of Cincinnati

Biomass-derived furanic ligands for selective ferric ion chelation

Innovative biomass-derived furanic ligands offer sustainable, biodegradable solutions for selective ferric ion chelation in detergents, outperforming traditional petrochemical chelants in environmental impact and efficie...

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University of Cincinnati

Electrocatalytic mono-hydroxylation for sustainable agrochemical production

Innovative electrocatalytic processes for mono-hydroxylating aromatic molecules offer improved yields and eco-friendly production. These methods use renewable feedstocks and precise electrochemical control to efficiently...

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University of Cincinnati

Electricity-driven hydrogenation of unsaturated fatty acids using palladium membranes

A novel electrochemical hydrogenation method for unsaturated fatty acids using a palladium membrane electrode. This approach operates under ambient conditions, enhances control over reaction conditions, and mitigates iss...

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Yujie Sun
Principal Investigator
University of Cincinnati
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Principal Investigator
2013 - Present
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