Srikanth Gopalan

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Boston University

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Srikanth Gopalan is a Professor at Boston University in the United States. His research focuses on solid oxide fuel cells, including the degradation of fuel electrodes, performance of reversible solid oxide cells, and the impact of various factors on electrocatalysis. He has published extensively on topics such as optimal cell architecture, microstructural evolution during operation, and electrochemical systems.

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Boston University

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Boston University

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Comparison of degradation between non-infiltrated and GDC-infiltrated fuel electrode in Solid Oxide Cells (SOCs) under long-term operation

Reversible solid oxide cells: Early performance and microstructural evolution during electrolysis and switched mode operation

Correcting for Inductance in Low-Impedance Electrochemical Systems

Heavily neodymium doped ceria as an effective barrier layer in solid oxide electrochemical cells

Optimal cell architecture for reversible solid oxide cells featuring rare-earth nickelate oxygen electrodes

Quantifying Percolated Triple Phase Boundary Density and Its Effects on Anodic Polarization in Ni-Infiltrated Ni/YSZ SOFC Anodes

Exploring the Role of Humidity, Temperature, and Mixed Ionic and Electronic Conductivity on SOFC Anode Electrocatalysis

Rare earth Nickelate electrodes containing heavily doped ceria for reversible solid oxide fuel cells

Role of porosity on the equilibration kinetics in electrical conductivity relaxation experiments

Experimental validation of solid oxide fuel cell polarization modeling: An LSM-YSZ/YSZ/Ni-YSZ case study

Preface—JES Focus Issue on Heterogeneous Functional Materials for Energy Conversion and Storage

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Jillian Mulligan

Uday Pal

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