Kimberly See

Professor of Chemistry

California Institute of Technology

United States

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Professor Kimberly See is a faculty member in the Department of Chemistry at the California Institute of Technology, USA. Her research primarily focuses on solid-state ion conductors and the characterization of lithium-ion systems. Recent publications include studies on the stability of high valent metals, superionic conduction mechanisms, and the structural analysis of lithium-ion cycling in novel compounds.

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Seong Shik Kim

California Institute of Technology

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William Goddard

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California Institute of Technology

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Raphaële Clément

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University of California, Santa Barbara

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Scott Cushing

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California Institute of Technology

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The influence of metal and anion electronic states on the stability of high valent metals

The Dynamical Role of Optical Phonons and Sublattice Screening in a Solid-State Ion Conductor

On the Structural Origin of Fast Li-Ion Cycling in Tetragonal Bronze-Type Nb8W9O47

Classification of (dis)ordered structures as superionic lithium conductors with an experimental structure–conductivity database

Transport characterization of solid-state Li2FeS2 cathodes from a porous electrode theory perspective

Modular MPS3-Based Frameworks for Superionic Conduction of Monovalent and Multivalent Ions

Alkali-independent Anion Redox in LiNaFeS2

(Invited) Experimentally Measuring the Role of Ion-Phonon and Ion-Electron Correlations in Solid-State Li Ion Conductors

Effect of Metal d Band Position on Anion Redox in Alkali-Rich Sulfides

Reducing Voltage Hysteresis in Li-Rich Sulfide Cathodes by Incorporation of Mn

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Seong Shik Kim

William Goddard

Raphaële Clément

Scott Cushing

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