Mingwei CHEN

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Johns Hopkins University

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Professor Mingwei CHEN is a faculty member at Johns Hopkins University, United States. His research areas encompass advanced materials science, including topics such as solar energy generation, nanocrystal diffusion, and electrocatalysis. Recent publications highlight his work on hierarchical lamination in graphene, phase transformations in alloys, and the development of porous spinel nanowires for efficient energy conversion.

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Masayuki Okugawa

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Osaka University

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Jiuhui Han

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Tohoku University

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Femtosecond Laser Opening Hierarchical Lamination: Micro-Nano Hybrid Scissoring of Three-Dimensional Nitrogen-Doped Graphene for Solar Steam Generation

Strong and ductile low carbon low alloy steels with multiphase bimodal microstructure

Crystal plane orientation-dependent surface atom diffusion in sub–10-nm Au nanocrystals

Atomic-Scale In Situ Observations of Reversible Phase Transformation Assisted Twinning in a CrCoNi Medium-Entropy Alloy

3D Nanoarchitectured Hexagonal Boron Nitride with Integrated Single Photon Emitters

Atomistic origin of shear induced quasi-plastic deformation in boron carbide

Entropy-Stabilized Multicomponent Porous Spinel Nanowires of NiFeXO4 (X = Fe, Ni, Al, Mo, Co, Cr) for Efficient and Durable Electrocatalytic Oxygen Evolution Reaction in Alkaline Medium

An unexpected interfacial Mo-rich phase in 2D molybdenum disulfide and 3D gold heterojunctions

3D Nanoporous Graphene Based Single-Atom Electrocatalysts for Energy Conversion and Storage

Ultrafine nanoporous intermetallic catalysts by high-temperature liquid metal dealloying for electrochemical hydrogen production

A 3D‐Printed, Freestanding Carbon Lattice for Sodium Ion Batteries

In situ atomic-scale observation of dislocation climb and grain boundary evolution in nanostructured metal

Metal-carbide eutectics with multiprincipal elements make superrefractory alloys

3D Continuously Porous Graphene for Energy Applications

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Masayuki Okugawa

Jiuhui Han

Akira Kudo

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