Kent Zheng

Assistant professor

University of Texas at Austin

United States

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Dr. Kent Zheng is an Assistant Professor at the University of Texas at Austin, USA. His research focuses on the development and optimization of electrochemical interfaces in batteries, exploring topics such as the morphology of anodes, electrodeposition techniques, and the dynamics of metal anodes. Recent publications highlight advancements in alloying kinetics and the influence of cathode current manipulation on battery performance.

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David C. Bock

State University of New York at Stony Brook

UNITED STATES

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Natasa Vasiljevic

University of Bristol

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Shuo Jin

Cornell University

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Maria Regina Garcia-Mendez

Assistant Professor

Johns Hopkins University

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Martin Leimbach

Ilmenau University of Technology

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Articles (17)

Tuning Anode Morphology Through Strategic Cathode (Global) Current Manipulation: A Modeling and Simulation Study

On the hidden transient interphase in metal anodes: Dynamic precipitation controls electrochemical interfaces in batteries

Chelation-regulated release of alloying species stabilizes electrochemical interfaces on metal anodes in batteries

A Bright Future for Electrodeposition

Engineering Electrodeposition for Next-generation Batteries

Understanding the reversible electrodeposition of aluminum in low-cost room-temperature molten salts

Moss-like Growth of Metal Electrodes: On the Role of Competing Faradaic Reactions and Fast Charging

Design principles for heterointerfacial alloying kinetics at metallic anodes in rechargeable batteries

Regulating Electrochemical Growth of Metals at Rechargeable Battery Electrodes

Perspective—Reversibility of Electro-Plating/Stripping Reactions: Metal Anodes for Rechargeable Batteries

Designing interphases for practical aqueous zinc flow batteries with high power density and high areal capacity

Understanding the Reversible Electrodeposition of Al in Low-Cost Room Temperature Molten Salts

Production of fast-charge Zn-based aqueous batteries via interfacial adsorption of ion-oligomer complexes

(Electrodeposition Division Early Career Investigator Award Address) Regulating Electrochemical Deposition of Metals at Rechargeable Battery Electrodes

On the crystallography and reversibility of lithium electrodeposits at ultrahigh capacity

Regulating electrodeposition morphology in high-capacity aluminium and zinc battery anodes using interfacial metal–substrate bonding

Controlling electrochemical growth of metallic zinc electrodes: Toward affordable rechargeable energy storage systems

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David C. Bock

Natasa Vasiljevic

Shuo Jin

Maria Regina Garcia-Mendez

Martin Leimbach

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