Hui Duan

TL;DR: This study describes a thin asymmetrical design of solid electrolyte to address the contradictory requirements from Li-metal and cathode, which need high modulus to block Li-dendrite penetration and flexibility to enable low interface resistance, respectively.

TL;DR: A heterogeneous multilayered solid electrolyte (HMSE) is proposed to broaden electrochemical window of solid electrolytes to 0-5 V, through different electrode/electrolyte interfaces to overcome the interfacial instability problems of high-voltage Li metal batteries.

TL;DR: In this paper, an in-situ plasticized flexible solid polymer electrolyte with double-network (DN-SPE) was constructed to control the chain length of the constitutional unit.

TL;DR: The lithium plating process in OPEs and Li/OPEs interface chemistry was investigated through ex situ and in situ techniques, and the cause for this incompatibility was revealed to be the highly resistive and inhomogeneous interfaces.

TL;DR: The modified anode endows small nucleation overpotential, a high-reversibility Li plating/stripping process, and excellent performance in full batteries with industrially significant cathode loading.