Chao Deng is an Economics Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. He specializes in themes such as energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and commodities markets, while also covering broader topics within business and economics, including the global and local economy. Chao's work has been featured in notable publications such as the American Physical Society, BioRxiv, Wiley, Yahoo Finance, and PLOS.
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By: Liu, Dahao , Ki-Won Jun, Shunyu , He, Chao Deng, Chundong Zhang, Seok Ki Kim, Ruxing Gao
Catalytic conversion of CO2 into high-calorie synthetic natural gas (HCSNG) is a desirable pathway for both carbon mitigation and sustainable energy supply. Herein, we report a highly efficient Fe-Co bimetallic catalyst prepared via simple co-precipitation method. By tuning the C-C couping and hydrogenation
By: Chao Deng
Schools across the U.S. are scrambling to help struggling readers. Tennessee’s back-to-basics approach is showing promise.
Openings come up infrequently for a job cleaning the subway, a sometimes tough gig that comes with good medical care and a pension.
Chao Deng The most coveted job in New York City might not be on Wall Street or Broadway, but underground, cleaning the subway.
Alarmed by shrinking recess time, parents are campaigning to restore it.
Chao Deng When Kathryn Truman's son Sawyer enrolled in kindergarten, she was surprised to discover his school only gave him 20 minutes of recess a day.
When the Trump administration proposed new changes to how it awards grants this spring, Erin Ingvalson had to make some tough decisions.
By: Chao Deng
Additional changes are looming, prompting more researchers to downsize labs or pursue money outside government.
By: Max Colchester, Chao Deng
Nathan Cofnas doesn’t regret publishing allegations of plagiarism against the late professor, but says the media and Cambridge let Arday down.
LONDON—A few months ago, Nathan Cofnas was at a low ebb. The American self-styled “race realist” was no longer working at the University of
