Applied Physics A

Hydrogen's ability to power a cleaner future hinges not only on finding materials capable of efficiently storing and releasing it, but also on understanding the trade-off between storage capacity and practical operating conditions. To aid this endeavor, a research team led by Tohoku University, in collaboration with the University of Tokyo, developed the Digital Hydrogen Platform (DigHyd), a curated database containing more than 30,000 data entries from over 4,000 experimental publications.