Controlled Surface Reconstruction on Ferromagnetic Oxides: Spin Pinning Effect to the Oxyhydroxide Layer and Its Enhanced Oxygen Evolution Activity
Tianze Wu(Nanyang Technological University), Zhichuan J. Xu(Nanyang Technological University), Adrian C. Fisher(University of Cambridge), Daniel Mandler(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Joel W. Ager(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Yuanmiao Sun(Nanyang Technological University), Haitao Yang(Institute of Physics), Junling Wang(Shandong University), Xiao Ren(Southern University of Science and Technology), José Gracia, Guoyu Xian(Institute of Physics), Shengnan Sun, Alexis Grimaud(Boston College), Günther G. Scherer(CREATe Centre), Hongjun Gao(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Chengmin Sheng(Institute of Physics)
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