Maria Regina Garcia-Mendez

Assistant Professor

Johns Hopkins University

United States

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Maria Regina Garcia-Mendez is an Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins University, USA. Her research focuses on the development of advanced electrolytes for battery technologies, including solid-state and aqueous systems. Recent articles highlight her work on interphases for lithium and zinc batteries, as well as the mechanical properties of sodium superionic conductors.

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David C. Bock

State University of New York at Stony Brook

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Eric Jianfeng Cheng

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Tohoku University

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Kent Zheng

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University of Texas at Austin

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Ryoji Inada

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Toyohashi University of Technology

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Shuo Jin

Cornell University

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Li-stuffed garnet solid electrolytes: Current status, challenges, and perspectives for practical Li-metal batteries

Engineering stable interphases with multi-salt electrolytes

Correlation between mechanical properties and ionic conductivity of polycrystalline sodium superionic conductors: A relative density-dominant relationship

Mechanistic Understanding of Long Duration Fast Charge Aqueous Zinc Batteries Using Physically Adsorbed Oligomers as Interphases

Solid-state polymer-particle hybrid electrolytes: Structure and electrochemical properties

Recent progress and challenges for manufacturing and operating solid-state batteries for electric vehicles

Solid‐Adsorbed Polymer‐Electrolyte Interphases for Stabilizing Metal Anodes in Aqueous Zn and Non‐Aqueous Li Batteries

Efficient Scalable Hydrothermal Synthesis of MnO2 with Controlled Polymorphs and for Enhanced Cathodes

Efficient Scalable Hydrothermal Synthesis of MnO2 with Controlled Polymorphs and Morphologies for Enhanced Battery Cathodes

Solid-Adsorbed Polymer-Electrolyte Interphases for Stabilizing Metal Anodes in Aqueous Zn and Non-Aqueous Li Batteries

Solid‐Adsorbed Polymer‐Electrolyte Interphases for Stabilizing Metal Anodes in Aqueous Zn and Non‐Aqueous Li Batteries

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

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

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

The Sabatier principle for Battery Anodes: Chemical Kinetics and Reversible Electrodeposition at Heterointerfaces

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

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

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David C. Bock

Eric Jianfeng Cheng

Kent Zheng

Ryoji Inada

Shuo Jin

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