As electromagnetic (EM) pollution intensifies worldwide, developing high-performance EM wave absorbing materials (EWAMs) becomes critical. Researchers from Harbin Institute of Technology, led by Prof. Yunchen Du, have proposed a groundbreaking strategy to fabricate directional 3D macroporous carbon foams decorated with WC 1-x nanoparticles via salting-out protein assemblies from egg white. This work pioneers a simple yet scalable route to construct anisotropic carbon-based EWAMs without relying on conventional unidirectional freezing techniques.
Why This Matters
Innovative Design and Features
Applications and Future Outlook
This study offers a low-cost, green, and scalable pathway to advanced EWAMs, bridging biomass valorization with next-generation EM protection. Stay tuned for more innovations from Prof. Yunchen Du’s team at HIT!
Nano-Micro Letters
Experimental study
Directional Three‑Dimensional Macroporous Carbon Foams Decorated with WC1−x Nanoparticles Derived from Salting‑Out Protein Assemblies for Highly Effective Electromagnetic Absorption
15-Sep-2025