Jaehoon Choi

Materials for Next-Gen Batteries/Professional Manager

South Korea

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Jaehoon Choi is an Academic Professional Manager at the SK Innovation Institute of Environmental Science & Technology in South Korea. His research focuses on materials for next-generation batteries, particularly in the areas of polymer electrolytes and high-performance cathode development. Recent publications include studies on lithium and sodium-ion batteries, structural batteries, and the impact of short-chain polymers on ionic conductivity.

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Russell Varley

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Yongxiu Chen

University of Oxford

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Dimitra Spathara

University of Birmingham

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Articles (11)

Residual Monomer‐Induced Side Reactions in Gel Polymer Electrolytes: Unveiled High‐Ni Cathode Failure in Lithium Batteries

Accurate voltage prediction for lithium and sodium-ion full-cell development

Accurate voltage prediction for lithium and sodium-ion full-cell development

Impact of Short Chain Polymer in Ionic Conductivity for Polymer Solid-State Electrolyte Towards Inter-/Intramolecular O-H Bond

Advancing structural batteries: cost-efficient high-performance carbon fiber-coated LiFePO4 cathodes

Impact of Short Chain Polymer in Ionic Conductivity for Polymer Solid-State Electrolyte Towards Inter-/Intramolecular O-H Bond

High Performance Carbon Fiber Structural Batteries Using Cellulose Nanocrystal Reinforced Polymer Electrolyte

Enhancement of ionic conduction and mechanical properties for all-solid-state polymer electrolyte systems through ionic and physical bonding

Multiple Hydrogen Bond Channel Structural Electrolyte for an Enhanced Carbon Fiber Composite Battery

Enhancement of ionic conduction and mechanical properties for all-solid-state polymer electrolyte systems through ionic and physical bonding

High Performance Carbon Fiber Structural Batteries Using Cellulose Nanocrystal Reinforced Polymer Electrolyte

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Minoo Naebe

Bronwyn Fox

Russell Varley

Yongxiu Chen

Dimitra Spathara

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