Derek Hall

Assistant Professor

Pennsylvania State University

United States

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Derek Hall is an Assistant Professor at Pennsylvania State University, USA. His research focuses on advanced energy storage systems and corrosion science, with recent publications addressing topics such as the integrity monitoring of gas storage facilities, the performance of thermally regenerative batteries, and the effects of oxidative treatments on electrode overpotentials. He employs both experimental and modeling approaches to enhance the understanding and efficiency of electrochemical systems.

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Matthew Rau

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George Washington University

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Laval University

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Bruce E. Logan

Pennsylvania State University

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Monitoring pipeline integrity of underground gas storage facilities using membrane-based electrochemical sensors

200 h of discharge cycling with an all-aqueous copper thermally regenerative ammonia battery

Mechanistic insights into electric fish-inspired power sources: A combined modeling and experimental approach

Quantifying the Impact of Oxidative Treatments on Electrode Overpotentials in the All‐Vanadium Redox Flow Battery

Assessing the Corrosion Rate of Carbon Steel in Steam Cycle Chemistries Using X-Ray Computed Tomography and Electrochemical Methods

Comparing Electrode Overpotential Contributions in Vrfbs Amongst Multiple Techniques

Energy Storage Capacity Utilization in Redox Flow Batteries

Evaluating the Performance of an All-Aqueous Copper Trab through 200 Hours of Discharge Cycling

Monitoring the Corrosion Resistance of Cold-Spray Coatings with Membrane-Based Sensors

Simulating the Effects of Ammonia Crossover and Alternative Ligands in Thermally Regenerative Flow Batteries

Hydrocarbon-based membranes cost-effectively manage species transport and increase performance in thermally regenerative batteries

A techno-economic analysis of a thermally regenerative ammonia-based battery

(Invited) Recent Advances in Thermally Regenerative Batteries: A New Approach for Generating Electrical Power from Low-Grade Heat

A 3-Step Bimetallic Thermally Regenerative Ammonia Battery

Isolating Overpotential Contributions in Redox Flow Batteries Using a Membrane-Based Reference Electrode

Computational Quantum Chemistry Insights into the Mechanism of VO2+ Reduction on Graphene‐Based Electrodes

On the electrocatalytically active sites in graphene-based vanadium redox flow batteries

A new angle to control concentration profiles at electroactive biofilm interfaces: Investigating a microfluidic perpendicular flow approach

Characterizing Working Electrodes for in-Operando Spectroelectrochemical Cells Using Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy

Examining the Impact of Solution and Surface Composition on Positive Electrode Kinetics for the All-Iron Redox Flow Battery

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Matthew Rau

Jesse Greener

Bruce E. Logan

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