“…Considerable effort has been dedicated to the development of non-noble metal electrocatalysts for Li–O 2 batteries in recent years, such as transition metal sulfides/oxides, ,− nitrides, , carbon-based materials, , and so on. − Among them, transition metal disulfides (TMDs), due to their low cost, high chemical activity, and structural diversity, have sparked tremendous attention. , NiS is recognized for its high theoretical specific capacitance, robust reversible redox activity, and low toxicity. It exhibits weaker Ni–S bonding and lower electronegativity, facilitating the easier conversion of redox reactions. − However, the electrocatalytic activity and stability still need to be further improved.…”