Ming Huang

Assistant Professor

University of Sussex

United Kingdom

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Dr. Ming Huang is an Assistant Professor at the University of Sussex, UK. His research primarily focuses on the measurement and characterization of wave propagation in various materials, with recent publications discussing ultrasonic methods and scattering theories in polycrystals and lithium-ion batteries. He employs both theoretical and numerical modeling techniques to advance understanding in these areas.

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Bo Lan

Imperial College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Accurate wave velocity measurement from diffuse wave fields

Ultrasonic backscattering method for characterizing the non-uniform microstructure of polycrystals

Ultrasonic backscattering model for Rayleigh waves in polycrystals with Born and independent scattering approximations

Stiffness matrix method for modelling wave propagation in arbitrary multilayers

Ultrasonic Methods for Characterizing Layered Electrodes of Lithium-Ion Batteries

Theoretical and numerical modeling of Rayleigh wave scattering by an elastic inclusion

Room-temperature direct regeneration of spent LiFePO4 cathode using the external short circuit strategy

Error-Aware, Layer-Resolved Characterisation of Lithium-Ion Batteries Based on Ultrasonic Resonance and Parametric Analysis

Appraising scattering theories for polycrystals of any symmetry using finite elements

Appraising scattering theories for polycrystals of any symmetry using finite elements

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Bo Lan

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