Travis Hu

Associate Professor

California State University Los Angeles

United States

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Travis Hu is an Associate Professor at California State University Los Angeles, USA. His research areas include fuel cell technologies, diversity, equity, and inclusion outcomes for students, as well as advances in nanogenerators and energy storage applications. His recent publications explore innovative engineering of transition metal dichalcogenides, quantum dots, and advanced adhesive materials aimed at enhancing energy efficiency and remote monitoring systems.

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Aalto University

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Multi-dimensional engineering of transition metal dichalcogenides for enhanced performance in fuel cell technologies

Cal State LA: An Example for Successful DEI Outcomes for Students

Recent advances of triboelectric, piezoelectric and pyroelectric nanogenerators

Near-infrared responsive gecko-inspired flexible arm gripper

Recent progress of quantum dots for energy storage applications

MoO3-x quantum dots-based hydrogel with excellent light-triggered self-healing efficiency and pressure sensitive photoluminescence for accurate remote force measurement

Self-gating enhanced carrier transfer in semiconductor electrocatalyst verified in microdevice

Gecko inspired reversible adhesion via quantum dots enabled photo-detachment

Friction Challenge in Hydraulic Fracturing

Robust and conductive hydrogel based on mussel adhesive chemistry for remote monitoring of body signals

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Zhongpeng Lyu(Lv)

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