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With the use of bipolar membranes (BPMs) in an expanding range of applications, there is an urgent need to understand and improve the catalytic performance of BPMs for water dissociation, as well as to increase their physical and chemical stability. In this regard, electrospinning BPMs with 2D and 3D junction structures have been suggested as a promising route to produce high-performance BPMs. In this work, we investigate the effect of entangling anion and cation exchange nanofibers at the junction of bipolar membranes on the water diss
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