Aman Preet Kaur

Research Assistant Professor

University of Kentucky

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Vinayak Bhat

Assistant Professor

Columbia University Columbia College

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Anne Jennifer McNeil

University of Michigan

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Susan A. Odom

UNITED STATES

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Daniel Dailey

Teaching Assistant

Barnard College

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Chad Risko

John C. Hubbard Professor of Chemistry, Associate Vice President for Research Training and Strategic Initiatives, Faculty Director of the Office of Undergraduate Research

University of Kentucky

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Aman Preet Kaur

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ExpFlow: a graphical user interface for automated reproducible electrochemistry

Concentration‐dependent Cycling of Phenothiazine‐based Electrolytes in Nonaqueous Redox Flow Cells

A prototype of high-performance two-electron non-aqueous organic redox flow battery operated at −40 °C

Large variability and complexity of isothermal solubility for a series of redox-active phenothiazines

On the challenges of materials and electrochemical characterization of concentrated electrolytes for redox flow batteries

Soluble and stable symmetric tetrazines as anolytes in redox flow batteries

Combined Computational and Experimental Approach to Determine and Understand the Solubility of Phenothiazines as Redoxmers

Comparative Study of Organic Radical Cation Stability and Coulombic Efficiency for Nonaqueous Redox Flow Battery Applications

Comparison of Separators vs Membranes in Nonaqueous Redox Flow Battery Electrolytes Containing Small Molecule Active Materials

Dual function organic active materials for nonaqueous redox flow batteries

Viscous flow properties and hydrodynamic diameter of phenothiazine-based redox-active molecules in different supporting salt environments

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Vinayak Bhat

Anne Jennifer McNeil

Susan A. Odom

Daniel Dailey

Chad Risko

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