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Month: August 2016

Congrats! Xiaodi’s graduation photos with Dr. Wu.

August 29, 2016August 31, 2016
by Neng Xiao at 6:18pmAugust 31, 2016

Congrats, Xiaodi!

Xiaodi graduated!IMG_7126IMG_7134IMG_7133IMG_7127

Posted in News and Info

Billy’s paper has been accepted by ACS Energy Letter: pH-Tuning a Solar Redox Flow Battery for Integrated Energy Conversion and Storage

August 19, 2016
by Neng Xiao at 11:50am

Congrats!

pH-Tuning a Solar Redox Flow Battery for Integrated Energy Conversion and Storage

Posted in News and Info

Congrats! Xiaodi’s paper has just been accepted by Advanced Energy Materials: Greatly Enhanced Anode Stability in K-Oxygen Batteries with an In-Situ Formed Solvent- and Oxygen-Impermeable Protection Layer

August 15, 2016
by Neng Xiao at 8:45am
Greatly Enhanced Anode Stability in K-Oxygen Batteries with an In-Situ Formed Solvent- and Oxygen-Impermeable Protection Layer
Congratulations!
Posted in News and Info
August 2016
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