OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Current Opinion in Electrochemistry is 39. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)

Article	Citations
Recent advances in phosphide-based nanostructures by electrodeposition for hydrogen evolution reaction	183
Plasmonic photoelectrochemical reactions on noble metal electrodes of nanostructures	168
Understanding the stability of semiconducting photocathodes for solar water splitting	70
Electric double layer of Pt(111): Known unknowns and unknown knowns	67
Salt cavern redox flow battery: The next-generation long-duration, large-scale energy storage system	65
Editorial overview: Electrochemical materials and engineering (2023), multidisciplinary by essence	63
Editorial overview: Organic and Molecular Electrochemistry (2021) Molecular electrochemistry—leading towards a carbon-free society	61
Advances and prospects in electrocatalytic hydrogenation of aromatic hydrocarbons for synthesis of “loaded” liquid organic hydrogen carriers	61
Editorial Board	61
Metallic-phase of MoS2 as potential electrocatalyst for hydrogen production via water splitting: A brief review	61
On the use of surface-confined molecular catalysts in fuel cell development	60
On the evolution of the intensity modulated photocurrent spectroscopy (IMPS) transfer function in quadrants (IV)-(I) or quadrants (II)-(III)	59
Editorial Board	59
Critical aspects in the reliable assessment of the activity data for electrocatalytic materials	56
Editorial Overview: Electrocatalysis 2022: The power of alternative electrocatalytic materials	56
Detecting the early onset of hyponatremia: An opportunity for wearable sensors?	51
Editorial Board	50
Enantiomer discrimination in absorption spectroscopy and in voltammetry: highlighting fascinating similarities and connections	48
Electrochemical degradation of contrast media	48
Key criteria for next-generation dimensionally stable electrodes towards large-scale green hydrogen production by water electrolysis	47
Attenuated total reflection surface enhanced infrared absorption spectroscopy as a tool for studying modified electrode surfaces with biosensing applications	47
In situ diffraction in electrochemistry – A practical introduction for experiments beyond batteries	46
Extraction of the kinetics information from single-particle electrochemical measurements of active materials for metal-ion batteries	44
Mechanisms and principles of Na3V2(PO4)3 modification by carbon materials	43
The renaissance of electrowetting	43

Upgrading the detection of electrocatalyst degradation during the oxygen evolution reaction	43
Recent advances in scanning electrochemical microscopy and scanning electrochemical cell microscopy for electrocatalytic applications	43
Advancements in membrane-less electrolysis configurations: Innovations and challenges	43
Operando interpretation of reaction mechanisms and local phenomena on OER catalysts in seawater electrolysis	43
Perspectives for the use of deep eutectic solvents in the preparation of electrochemical sensors and biosensors	42
Controlling the collision behavior and signals in electrocatalytic nano-impact	42
Determination of the reaction orders for electrode reactions	41
Recent advances in nanomaterial fabrication and electrocatalysis applications of single-entity nano-impact electrochemistry	41
SAM-modified electrodes for understanding and harnessing the properties of redox proteins	41
Current trends in SECM for energy storage devices: Reaching the microstructure level to tune devices and performance	41
Spin polarisation in dual catalysts for the oxygen evolution and reduction reactions	40
Engineering the next generation of photorechargeable zinc-air batteries	40
Electrochemical technologies for the treatment of pesticides	40
Solar (electrochemical) advanced oxidation processes as efficient treatments for degradation of pesticides	39
Recent trends in thermoelectrochemical cells and thermally regenerative batteries	39