Yudong Wang

Assistant Research Professor

University of Connecticut

United States

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Yudong Wang is an Assistant Research Professor at the University of Connecticut, USA. His research focuses on the electrochemical behavior and performance optimization of solid oxide cells and batteries, with a particular interest in redox phenomena, microstructure analysis, and life cycle assessments related to carbon dioxide electroconversion. Recent publications include studies on the durability of solid oxide cells and advanced methods for analyzing electrochemical devices.

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Xiao-Dong Zhou

University of South Carolina

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Yu Wang

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University of Louisiana at Lafayette

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Exploring redox behavior of mixed manganese‒cobalt spinel oxides through in situ analysis

Interface and Phase Synergy in Hierarchically Porous Co@(Co–Mn)3O4–x for High-Efficiency and Durable Rechargeable Zn–Air Batteries

Quantifying Microstructure Features for High-Performance Solid Oxide Cells

Theoretical Understanding of Effects of Operating Modes on the Performance Durability of Solid Oxide Cells: A Comparison between Potentiostatic and Galvanostatic Operations

A systematic life cycle assessment of the electroconversion of carbon dioxide

Theoretical understanding of stability of the oxygen electrode in a proton-conductor based solid oxide electrolysis cell

Accelerated test protocols to predict service life and durability of solid oxide fuel cells

Efficient Synthesis of High-Performance Anion Exchange Membranes by Applying Clickable Tetrakis(dialkylamino)phosphonium Cations

Deconvolution of Impedance Spectrums in an Anion Exchange Membrane Electrolyzer with Embedded Voltage Probes

Thermodynamic Analysis of Carbon Deposition on the Fuel Electrode of a Reversible Solid Oxide Cell

Quantifying individual electrode polarization and unraveling the interactive phenomenon in solid oxide fuel cells

On Electrochemically Driven Phase Change and Accelerated Test Protocols in Solid Oxide Cells

Understanding the Physical Properties of Pr-Gd Co-Doped Ceria and Its Role As the Interlayer in Solid Oxide Cells

Origin for retained activity in Pr2NiO4 while undergoing substantial phase transformation in a long-term solid oxide cell operation

Origin for electrochemically driven phase transformation in the oxygen electrode for a solid oxide cell

Call attention to using DRT and EIS to quantify the contributions of solid oxide cell components to the total impedance

Theoretical Analysis of Critical Conditions for Crack Formation and Propagation, and Optimal Operation of SOECs

Theoretical Analysis of Critical Conditions for Crack Formation and Propagation, and Optimal Operation of SOECs

Role of mixed conducting Pr0.1Gd0.1Ce0.8O1.9-δ barrier layer on the promotion of SOFC performance

Role of mixed conducting Pr0.1Gd0.1Ce0.8 O1.9-delta barrier layer on the promotion of SOFC performance

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Xiao-Dong Zhou

Yu Wang

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