Liliane Guerlou-Demourgues

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Bordeaux INP

France

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Professor Liliane Guerlou-Demourgues is a faculty member at Bordeaux INP in France. Her research focuses on energy storage technologies, including sustainable approaches to battery design, supercapacitor materials, and the incorporation of carbonaceous sources for energy applications. Recent publications highlight her work on geopolymer-based batteries, manganese-cobalt materials, and the electrochemical properties of various innovative energy storage systems.

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delphine flahaut

CNRS/ UNIV PAU & PAYS ADOUR, INSTITUT DES SCIENCES ANALYTIQUES ET DE PHYSICO-CHIMIE POUR L'ENVIRONNEMENT ET LES MATERIAU

FRANCE

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Teresa Moura e Silva

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Universidade de Lisboa Instituto Superior Técnico

PORTUGAL

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Pierre-Louis Taberna

CNRS Délégation Midi-Pyrénées

FRANCE

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A sustainable approach to energy storage in buildings: the first rechargeable geopolymer-based battery

Carbon black structural effect within kraft black liquor-based poly(HIPE): enhanced hydrogen storage and electro-capacitive properties

Incorporation of Fe<sup>3+</sup> into MnO<sub>2</sub> birnessite for enhanced energy storage: impact on the structure and the charge storage mechanisms

Manganese–cobalt geomimetic materials for supercapacitor electrode

Kraft Black Liquor as a Carbonaceous Source for the Generation of Porous Monolithic Materials and Applications toward Hydrogen Adsorption and Ultrastable Supercapacitors

Composite Mn-Co electrode materials for supercapacitors: Why the precursor’s morphology matters!

Relating the Electrochemical Behavior of Birnessite to the Morphology and Specific Surface: Interest of Studying the Surface Reactivity

Delamination of Nickel–Cobalt Oxyhydroxides for Electrochemical Energy Storage Applications

Surface Reactivity and Surface Characterization of the Layered β(III)-CoOOH Material: an Experimental and Computational Study

Stabilization and Improvement of Energy Storage Performance of High Mass Loading Cobalt Hydroxide Electrode by Surface Functionalization

In-Situ Localized pH, pNa and Dissolved O2 Measurements During Charge-Discharge of Mixed Ni–Co Hydroxide Electrodes

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delphine flahaut

Teresa Moura e Silva

Pierre-Louis Taberna

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