Michelle J.S. Spencer

Professor of Chemistry & Deputy Director STEM Centre for Digital Innovation

RMIT University

Australia

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Michelle J.S. Spencer is a Professor of Chemistry and the Deputy Director of the STEM Centre for Digital Innovation at RMIT University in Australia. Her research focuses on various aspects of materials science and electrochemistry, including the enhancement of electrocatalytic activities, engineering of heterostructures, and the development of advanced materials for energy storage and optoelectronics. Recent publications highlight her work on intermetallics for anodic reactions, silicon carbide nanotubes, and the piezoelectric properties of group-IV monochalcogenides.

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Enhanced ORR Activity via Synergistic Effects between AgGa and CuGa Intermetallics in a Gallium Matrix

Interfacial engineering to create ionically bonded heterostructures for ampere-level chlorine-free anodic reactions in seawater

Defective SiC Nanotubes: Promising Anode Materials for Alkali Metal Ion Batteries

Reducing deformation of single-walled defective silicon carbide nanotubes under charge injection: a first principles study

Stacking dependent piezoelectric response of bilayer and heterobilayer group-IV monochalcogenides under applied external strain

Unveiling metal mobility in a liquid Cu–Ga catalyst for ammonia synthesis

Defect-Free, Few-Atomic-Layer Thin ZnO Nanosheets with Superior Excitonic Properties for Optoelectronic Devices

Liquid Metal Electrocatalyst with Ultralow Pt Loading for Ethanol Oxidation

Electromechanical strain response of phosphorene nanotubes

Repairing and Preventing Photooxidation of Few-Layer Black Phosphorus with β-Carotene

Effect of dissolved metal species on arsenic precipitation and stability during the pressure oxidation of arsenopyrite

Restoring Piezoelectric Properties in 2D Zinc Oxide Nanosheets by Surface Modifications: Implications for Piezoelectric Nanogenerators

Ferroelectric van der Waals heterostructures of CuInP2S6 for non-volatile memory device applications

Electromechanical response of group-IV monochalcogenide monolayers

Instant‐in‐Air Liquid Metal Printed Ultrathin Tin Oxide for High‐Performance Ammonia Sensors

Electrochemical Stability of Zinc and Copper Surfaces in Protic Ionic Liquids

Reactive Oxygen Species Sequestration Induced Synthesis of β-PbO and Its Polymorphic Transformation to α-PbO at Atomically Thin Regimes

Nicotine Sensors for Wearable Battery-Free Monitoring of Vaping

Surface Functionalization of WS<sub>2</sub> Nanosheets with Alkyl Chains for Enhancement of Dispersion Stability and Tribological Properties

Electric Control of Exchange Bias Effect in FePS<sub>3</sub>–Fe<sub>5</sub>GeTe<sub>2</sub> van der Waals Heterostructures

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Samuel Ippolito

Tamar Greaves

Cameron Weber

Torben Daeneke

Salvy P. Russo

Rajesh Ramanathan

Jim Partridge

Vipul Bansal

Lathe Jones

Cuong Ton-That

matthew Phillips

Nitu Syed

Miao Chen

Sherif Tawfik

Lan Wang

Philipp Gutruf

Durga Dharmadana

Dan Yang

Andrew J. Christofferson

Huai Yong Zhu

Ann Roberts

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