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Tianjin University’s millisecond thermal pulse method cuts catalyst synthesis time and energy

The article accurately describes recent advancements by Tianjin University researchers in developing a rapid and energy-efficient method for synthesizing platinum-group catalysts, as reported in the journal Science on July 10, 2026. The key claims, including the use of millisecond-scale thermal pulses for catalyst synthesis, reduction in energy consumption by 90%, and achieving a rated power of 15.2 kilowatts per gram of platinum in hydrogen fuel cells, are consistent with multiple reputable sources. Therefore, the article is trustworthy and provides up-to-date information.

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