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Michael De Volder, Engineering Department - IfM
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Outstanding Reviewers for Energy & Environmental Science in 2025
16 Jun 2026
Molecular orchestration enables mutually reinforcing electrolyte chemistry for lithium metal batteries exceeding 500 Wh kg−1
16 Jun 2026
Conducting-Polymer-Coated Nanocellulose Enabling Dual-Gradient Thick Electrodes for Redox-Homogeneous Ultrahigh-Areal-Capacity Li-Ion Batteries
16 Jun 2026
Rolling Up Transition Metal Chalcogenides/Oxide Heterostructures Enables Polarity‐Tunable and High‐Switchable Memristors
16 Jun 2026
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