Ali Erdemir

Professor and Halliburton Chair in Engineering

Texas A&M University

United States

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Ali Erdemir is a Professor and Halliburton Chair in Engineering at Texas A&M University in the United States. His research focuses on the application of 2D materials in electromobility and the lubrication properties of various additives in synthetic oils. Recent articles highlight his work on electrotribochemical phenomena, solid lubrication mechanisms, and the behavior of materials under electrified sliding conditions.

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Wei Gao

University of Texas at San Antonio

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Peter Lee

Institute Engineer & Chief Tribologist

Southwest Research Institute

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Patricia Iglesias Victoria

Associate Professor

Rochester Institute of Technology

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Diana Berman

University of North Texas

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Qing Tu

Assistant Professor

Texas A&M University

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Electrified four-ball testing of ZDDP and MoDTC as additives in low-viscosity synthetic oil

Lubricating ability of a protic ionic liquid as an additive to an ultra-low viscosity synthetic oil under electrified sliding conditions

Potential of 2D MXenes in electromobility

Temperature-Induced Phase Transition in 2D Alkylammonium Lead Halide Perovskites: A Molecular Dynamics Study

A Different Perspective on the Solid Lubrication Performance of Black Phosphorous: Friend or Foe?

Electrotribochemical formation of abrasive nano-carbon particles under electrified conditions on lubricated sliding contacts

Vanishing Friction: Progress toward Mechanistic Understanding and Potential Engineering Applications

Switchable Charge Storage Mechanism via in Situ Activation of MXene Enables High Capacitance and Stability in Aqueous Electrolytes

Electrified four-ball testing – A potential alternative for assessing lubricants (E-fluids) for electric vehicles

Lubricated sliding wear of gear material under electrification – A new approach to understanding of the influence of shaft currents in the wear of EV transmissions

Tribological behavior of H-DLC and H-free DLC coatings on bearing materials under the influence of DC electric current discharges

Achieving Ultralow Friction and Wear by Tribocatalysis: Enabled by In-Operando Formation of Nanocarbon Films

Robust Interfacial Tribofilms by Borate- and Polymer-Coated ZnO Nanoparticles Leading to Improved Wear Protection under a Boundary Lubrication Regime

Tribochemical Conversion of Methane to Graphene and Other Carbon Nanostructures: Implications for Friction and Wear

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Wei Gao

Peter Lee

Patricia Iglesias Victoria

Diana Berman

Qing Tu

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