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Qin Chen

  • Content Marketer, EMQ Technologies
Beijing, Shanghai Shi
As seen in: Medium, Emerging Infectious Diseases, Nature, Wiley Online Library, Yahoo Singapore, CNBC, PLOS ONE, Elsevier, Eyes on Earth, Frontiers and
Covers:  China, technology, Chinese society
Shanghai-based tech content marketer. Once a reporter in Beijing, a video journalist in NYC. Lifelong nerd. Views are my own. Come say hi :)

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Qin is a News Editor at TechNode, a news site bringing insights into China's tech industry.
Previously, she was a reporter at Inkstone, a China-focused news site, owned by South China Morning Post.
Before that, she worked for five years in US newsrooms. She was a senior video producer for The New Yorker video team. She produced short documentaries and wrote about blockchain and cryptocurrency at CNBC.

Qin Chen’s Journalist Portfolio

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The Last Meal Before I Die: Ramen

The Last Meal Before I Die: Ramen

From Maruchan to Momofuku, a look at America's love affair with the savory noodle.

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How Fortnite Captured Teen-age Minds

How Fortnite Captured Teen-age Minds

The rapper Drake played Fortnite Battle Royale with the professional gamer Ninja, and a video-game phenomenon…

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The Housing Project Plagued by Police Corruption

The Housing Project Plagued by Police Corruption

In the mid-aughts, the police sergeant Ronald Watts knew how to exploit the lawlessness of the Ida B. Wells H…

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"Wolf Warrior II" Captures China's Newfound Identity

"Wolf Warrior II" Captures China's Newfound Identity

An interview with Wu Jing, the star, and director of the film.

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Five Innovations That Changed the Art of Cinema

Five Innovations That Changed the Art of Cinema

From sound film to steadicam, these technologies were pivotal moments in film history.

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Ronan Farrow's Unlikely Path to Public Service

Ronan Farrow's Unlikely Path to Public Service

The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist on growing up in a show-business family, his early experience in intern…

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Articles

Multifunctional Molecular Cages Boost Acidic CO 2 Electroreduction to Ethylene Click to copy article link Article link copied!

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By Qin Chen, Yao Tan, Hao Yu
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Abstract Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Acidic electrocatalytic CO2 reduction (CO2RR) to multicarbon (C2+) products offers a promising pathway for efficient carbon utilization, as acidic media suppress carbonate formation and improve CO2 availability. However, two intrinsic limitations, rapid reduction of Cu+ to Cu0 and fast desorption/diffusion of the *CO intermediate, severely hindered C–C coupling and thus diminish ethylene (C2H4) selectivity in acidic CO2RR.
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Multifunctional Molecular Cages Boost Acidic CO 2 Electroreduction to Ethylene Click to copy article link Article link copied!

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By Qin Chen, Yao Tan, Hao Yu
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High-performance caffeic acid-based superhydrophilic membranes for efficient removal of microplastics-oil co-contaminants

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By Qin Chen, WENYI ZHANG, Jiale Du, Zijian Yu, Jinhan Chen, Quan Chen, Mengni Ge, YUE WANG, Dong Han Seo, Ming Xie, Raf Dewil, Wenyuan Ye, Jiuyang Lin, Bart Van der Bruggen, Riri Liu
| Nature
Abstract Microplastic-oil co-contaminants have raised high environmental concerns due to their persistence and synergistic toxicity. However, conventional separation membranes, typically designed for single-pollutant removal, are ineffective against such complex systems. Moreover, the strong interfacial interactions between microplastics and oil promote aggregate formation, leading to severe membrane fouling and compromised separation performance.
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What tools and software do you use to do your job?

Premiere pro, After Effect, Canon C300

Why did you become a journalist?

I am interested in people and the events that shaped them. I love crafting stories in both words and visual.

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