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John Weidner

Dean and Professor of Chemical Engineering

University of Cincinnati

United States

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John Weidner is the Dean and Professor of Chemical Engineering at the University of Cincinnati, USA. His research focuses on battery technology and electrochemical systems, with recent publications addressing mechano-electrochemical models, aging effects in porous electrodes, and the performance of electrolysis systems. He has contributed to the advancement of electrified propulsion systems and has been active in modeling the impacts of various geometric features on electrochemical performance.

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(Invited) Hydrogen Production via the Hybrid-Sulfur Process

(Invited) Applications of a Mechano-Electrochemical Battery Model for Electric Vehicle Development

Quantifying Aging-Induced Irreversible Volume Change of Porous Electrodes

Quantifying Aging-Induced Irreversible Volume Change of Porous Electrodes

(Invited) Modeling Aging Induced Volume Change of Porous Electrodes

(Keynote) Modeling Battery Performance Due to Volume Change in Porous Electrodes Towards the Development of Electrified Propulsion Systems

Quantifying Aging-Induced Irreversible Volume Change of Porous Electrodes

Utilizing 3D Electrolysis Models to Link Transport to Cell Design and Performance

Local Gas-Phase Current Contributions Influenced By Porous Media Properties and Geometric Features in PEM Electrolysis

A Mechano-Electrochemical Battery Model that Accounts for Preferential Lithiation Inside Blended Silicon Graphite (Si/C) Anodes

An Experimentally Validated Three-Dimensional Computational Fluid Dynamics Model for Polymer Electrolyte Membrane Water Electrolyzers

Developments in Mechano-Electrochemical Modeling Methods for Battery Electric Vehicles

Accounting for Non-Ideal, Lithiation-Based Active Material Volume Change in Mechano-Electrochemical Pouch Cell Simulation

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