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  1. An accelerated method for determining the solid-phase diffusion coefficient and reaction-rate constant for Li-ion batteries
  2. A Descriptor for Non‐Arrhenius Ion Transport Enables Design of Sulfide Superionic Conductors
  3. A Descriptor for Non‐Arrhenius Ion Transport Enables Design of Sulfide Superionic Conductors
  4. An accelerated method for determining the solid-phase diffusion coefficient and reaction-rate constant for Li-ion batteries
  5. Demystifying Data-Driven Approaches for Battery Electric Transportation: Challenges and Future Directions
  6. Lithium activity and reactivity: A practical perspective
  7. Aligning lithium metal battery research and development across academia and industry
  8. Lithium inventory tracking as a non-destructive battery evaluation and monitoring method
  9. (Invited) Challenges in Multiscale Modeling of Electrochemical Energy Storage Systems
  10. Effects of Low-Temperature Pre-Cycling on High-Temperature Degradation of Lithium-Ion Cells
  11. Examining Electrochemical and Mechanical Behavior of Amorphous and Crystalline Sulfide-Based Solid-State Electrolytes
  12. Fabricating Lithium Metal Foils with Desired Morphology
  13. Impact of battery cell imbalance on electric vehicle range
  14. Perspective—Lithium Metal Nucleation and Growth on Conductive Substrates: A Multi-Scale Understanding from Atomistic, Nano-, Meso-, to Micro-Scales
  15. (Battery Division Research Award) A New Perspective on Layered Transition Metal Oxides As Cathode Active Materials
  16. Multiphysics Footprint of Li Plating for Li-Ion Battery and Challenges for High-Accuracy Detection
  17. (Invited) Lithium Metal Nucleation and Growth on Conductive Substrates— a Multi-Scale Understanding from Micro, Meso, to Macro-Scales
  18. (Invited) Pressure-Tailored Lithium Deposition and Dissolution in Lithium Metal Batteries
  19. (Digital Presentation) Protective Effects of Lithium Plating on High Temperature Degradation of Lithium-Ion Cells
  20. Formation of Surface Impurities on Lithium–Nickel–Manganese–Cobalt Oxides in the Presence of CO2 and H2O
  21. Status and Gap in Rechargeable Lithium Battery Supply Chain: Importance of Quantitative Failure Analysis
  22. (Invited) Can Fast Charging Rechargeable Lithium Batteries be a Reality?
  23. Quantitative Failure Analysis for Battery Safety
  24. Utilization of AFM for Observing Early-Onset Mechanisms of Lithium-Metal
  25. High-Energy Lateral Mapping (HELM) Studies of Inhomogeneity and Failure Mechanisms in NMC622/Li Pouch Cells
  26. A Novel Framework for Optimizing Ramping Capability of Hybrid Energy Storage Systems
  27. (Invited) Directions of High Energy Batteries and Status of Battery500 Consortium
  28. (Invited) How Well Cathode Materials are Being Used in Rechargeable Li Batteries
  29. Preface—Focus Issue on Battery Safety, Reliability and Mitigation
  30. Cell degradation quantification—a performance metric-based approach
  31. Does Polarization Increase Lead to Capacity Fade?
  32. Lithium-electrolyte solvation and reaction in the electrolyte of a lithium ion battery: A ReaxFF reactive force field study
  33. Lithium Metal Electrode — Understanding Its Unique Characteristics and Functions
  34. (Invited) Extreme Fast Charging of Lithium-Ion Battery: Understanding Bottlenecks and Safety Issues
  35. Pressure Evolution in Constrained Li Metal Pouch Cells
  36. Pathways for practical high-energy long-cycling lithium metal batteries
  37. (Invited) Lithium Plating – Understanding of a Very Complicated Phenomenon
  38. Communication—Implications of Local Current Density Variations on Lithium Plating Affected by Cathode Particle Size
  39. Impacts of lean electrolyte on cycle life for rechargeable Li metal batteries
  40. Effects of External Pressure on the Performance of Lithium Anode Cells
  41. (Invited) High Energy Cell Design: Challenges and Quantitative Characterization of the Role of Lean Electrolyte
  42. (Invited) The Role of Variability in Failure for High Energy and High Power Batteries
  43. Interfacial Stability, Impact on Surface Stabilization and Charge Transfer
  44. Effect of Formation Rates on Performance of Lithium Metal Batteries
  45. The Implications of Fast Charge in Lithium Ion Battery Performance and Life: Cell vs. Pack
  46. Fast charge implications: Pack and cell analysis and comparison
  47. Testing Lithium-Ion Battery with the Internal Reference Electrode: An Insight into the Blocking Effect
  48. Operando lithium plating quantification and early detection of a commercial LiFePO4 cell cycled under dynamic driving schedule
  49. On state-of-charge determination for lithium-ion batteries
  50. Lithium Plating Detection and Quantification in Li-Ion Cells from Degradation Behaviors
  51. (Invited) Study of Lithium-Ion Cell Degradation Behavior Under Multiple Stresses
  52. Battery Reliability, Safety, and Failure Modes and Effects Analysis
  53. Lithium Plating Identification and Quantification in Li-Ion Cell from Degradation Behaviors
  54. Cell-balancing currents in parallel strings of a battery system
  55. Fast charging technique for high power LiFePO4 batteries: A mechanistic analysis of aging
  56. Addressing Reliability and Safety Issues on Battery Systems Via Quantitative Analyses and Validation
  57. Path dependence of lithium ion cells aging under storage conditions
  58. Graphical analysis of electrochemical impedance spectroscopy data in Bode and Nyquist representations
  59. Communication—Electrochemical Power Generation from Culled Papaya Fruits
  60. Overcharge Study in Li4Ti5O12Based Lithium-Ion Pouch Cell
  61. Inline state of health estimation of lithium-ion batteries using state of charge calculation
  62. Mathematical Modeling of Lead-Acid Batteries
  63. Following the Transient Reactions in Lithium–Sulfur Batteries Using an In Situ Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Technique
  64. Practical state of health estimation of power batteries based on Delphi method and grey relational grade analysis
  65. Entropy Coefficient of a Blended Electrode in a Lithium-Ion Cell
  66. Optimal charging method for lithium ion batteries using a universal voltage protocol accommodating aging
  67. Direct Observation of Sulfur Radicals as Reaction Media in Lithium Sulfur Batteries
  68. Evaluation of Commercial Lithium-Ion Cells Based on Composite Positive Electrode for Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) Applications
  69. Overcharge Study in Li4Ti5O12Based Lithium-Ion Pouch Cell
  70. State-of-Charge Determination in Lithium-Ion Battery Packs Based on Two-Point Measurements in Life
  71. Cell degradation in commercial LiFePO4 cells with high-power and high-energy designs
  72. Improved extended Kalman filter for state of charge estimation of battery pack
  73. A review of lithium deposition in lithium-ion and lithium metal secondary batteries
  74. Diagnostics of Li-Ion Commercial Cells - Experimental Case Studies
  75. State-of-charge estimation and uncertainty for lithium-ion battery strings
  76. State of health estimation for lithium ion batteries based on charging curves
  77. Seeking effective dyes for a mediated glucose–air alkaline battery/fuel cell
  78. A novel on-board state-of-charge estimation method for aged Li-ion batteries based on model adaptive extended Kalman filter
  79. SOC estimation for aged lithium-ion batteries using model adaptive extended Kalman filter
  80. Synthesize battery degradation modes via a diagnostic and prognostic model
  81. Evaluation of Commercial Lithium-Ion Cells Based on Composite Positive Electrode for Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle Applications
  82. Mechanistic understanding of monosaccharide-air flow battery electrochemistry
  83. Evaluation of commercial lithium-ion cells based on composite positive electrode for plug-in hybrid electric vehicle applications. Part I: Initial characterizations
  84. Evaluation of commercial lithium-ion cells based on composite positive electrode for plug-in hybrid electric vehicle applications. Part II. Degradation mechanism under 2C cycle aging
  85. Hawaii Energy and Environmental Technologies (HEET) Initiative
  86. Effect of discharge rate on charging a lead-acid battery simulated by mathematical model
  87. Investigation of path dependence in commercial lithium-ion cells chosen for plug-in hybrid vehicle duty cycle protocols
  88. Identifying battery aging mechanisms in large format Li ion cells
  89. Correction
  90. In Situ Characterization of Lithium Ion Battery Materials, Electrodes, and Cells
  91. In Situ Characterizations of Porous Media for Applications in Biofuel Cells
  92. ChemInform Abstract: Electrochemical Aspects of Ionic Solids
  93. Comparison of photovoltaic module performance at Pu'u Wa'a Wa'a
  94. Peukert's Law of a Lead-Acid Battery Simulated by a Mathematical Model
  95. Tackle Hurdles in Battery Technology Emerging in Future Smart Applications
  96. A Roadmap to Understand Battery Performance in Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Operation
  97. Origins and accommodation of cell variations in Li-ion battery pack modeling
  98. Identify capacity fading mechanism in a commercial LiFePO4 cell
  99. Harnessing electric power from monosaccharides—a carbohydrate–air alkaline fuel cell mediated by redox dyes
  100. Enzymatic Biofuel Cells
  101. From single cell model to battery pack simulation for Li-ion batteries
  102. SECONDARY BATTERIES – LEAD– ACID SYSTEMS | Modeling
  103. In Situ Characterization Techniques for Design and Evaluation of Micro- and Nano-Enzyme-Catalyzed Power Sources
  104. Standardized Characterization of Electrocatalytic Electrodes
  105. Design of chitosan gel pore structure: towards enzyme catalyzed flow-through electrodes
  106. Sustainable current generation from the ammonia–polypyrrole interaction
  107. From Li-ion single cell model to battery pack simulation
  108. In situ transient study of polymer film growth via simultaneous correlation of charge, mass, and ellipsometric measurements
  109. A Promising Reconstitution Platform for PQQ-Dependent Apo-Enzymes in Chitosan–Carbon Nanotube Matrices
  110. Development of a universal modeling tool for rechargeable lithium batteries
  111. Capacity loss in rechargeable lithium cells during cycle life testing: The importance of determining state-of-charge
  112. A roadmap to understand battery performance in electric and hybrid vehicle operation
  113. From driving cycle analysis to understanding battery performance in real-life electric hybrid vehicle operation
  114. Hawaii Energy and Environmental Technologies (HEET) Initiative
  115. Characterization of 109Ah Ni–MH batteries charging with hydrogen sensing termination
  116. Enzyme-based biofuel cells
  117. Capacity and power fading mechanism identification from a commercial cell evaluation
  118. Preface for the IBA-HBC 2006
  119. Battery management and life prediction
  120. In Situ Characterization of Electrochemical Polymerization of Methylene Green on Platinum Electrodes
  121. Vehicle Evaluation, Battery Modeling, and Fleet-testing Experiences in Hawaii
  122. In situ measurement of activity and mass transfer effects in enzyme immobilized electrodes
  123. Hybridization Probe for Femtomolar Quantification of Selected Nucleic Acid Sequences on a Disposable Electrode
  124. Characterization of enzyme–polymer interaction using fluorescence
  125. Incremental Capacity Analysis and Close-to-Equilibrium OCV Measurements to Quantify Capacity Fade in Commercial Rechargeable Lithium Batteries
  126. Life prediction of batteries for selecting the technically most suitable and cost effective battery
  127. Design and characterization of redox enzyme electrodes: new perspectives on established techniques with application to an extremeophilic hydrogenase
  128. Analysis of Electric Vehicle Usage of a Hyundai Santa Fe Fleet in Hawaii
  129. Modeling capacity fade in lithium-ion cells
  130. Label Free Electrochemical Detection of Nucleic Acid on a Disposable Electrode
  131. Modeling of lithium ion cells?A simple equivalent-circuit model approach
  132. Numerical Simulation on Fast Charging Nickel Metal Hydride Traction Batteries
  133. Fuzzy Logic Based Driving Pattern Recognition for Driving Cycle Analysis
  134. Self-Discharge and Charge Retention in AB[sub 2]-Based Nickel Metal Hydride Batteries
  135. Correlation of Arrhenius behaviors in power and capacity fades with cell impedance and heat generation in cylindrical lithium-ion cells
  136. Accelerated calendar and pulse life analysis of lithium-ion cells
  137. Integrated battery simulation and characterization
  138. Reliable fast recharge of nickel metal hydride cells
  139. Advanced integrated battery testing and simulation
  140. Inductive modeling of lithium-ion cells
  141. In situ electrochemical investigations of the kinetic and thermodynamic properties of nickel–metal hydride traction batteries
  142. Limiting mechanism on rapid charging NiMH batteries
  143. Fast charging nickel-metal hydride traction batteries
  144. Charge Performance of a Commercial Nickel Metal Hydride Traction Battery System
  145. Electric Vehicle Rapid Charging Infrastructure in Hawaii
  146. Modeling discharge and charge characteristics of nickel–metal hydride batteries
  147. The use of computer simulation in the evaluation of electric vehicle batteries
  148. Micro-Macroscopic Coupled Modeling of Batteries and Fuel Cells
  149. Micro-Macroscopic Coupled Modeling of Batteries and Fuel Cells
  150. Numerical simulation of coupled electrochemical and transport processes in battery systems
  151. Electrochemical Aspects of Ionic Solids
  152. Numerical Modeling of Coupled Electrochemical and Transport Processes in Lead-Acid Batteries
  153. Modifying zirconia solid electrolyte surface property to enhance oxide transport
  154. Thin-film yttria-stabilized tetragonal zirconia
  155. Electrochemical Studies of Kinetic Properties of Titanium- and Vanadium-Hydrogen Systems at Intermediate Temperatures Using Molten Salt Techniques
  156. Helium Analysis of Palladium Electrodes after Molten Salt Electrolysis
  157. Investigation of thermodynamic properties of the TiH system using molten salt electrolytes containing hydride ions
  158. Kinetic principles for new types of solid state ionic gas sensors
  159. Elevated-temperature excess heat production in a Pd + D system
  160. Thermodynamic and structural considerations of insertion reactions in lithium vanadium bronze structures
  161. Low Temperature Limiting-Current Oxygen Sensors Based on Tetragonal Zirconia Polycrystals
  162. Low temperature limiting-current oxygen sensors using tetragonal zirconia as solid electrolytes
  163. Demonstration of a Novel Composite Solid/Liquid/Solid Electrolyte Configuration for Hydrogen-Related Applications*
  164. Controlled electrolyte environments and their use for studying and modifying materials properties: potentials for employment in practical devices
  165. Hydrogen-conducting electrolyte configurations
  166. Novel electrochemical hydrogen sensors for use at elevated temperatures
  167. Photobehavior of copper(I) compounds. 4. Role of the triplet state of (arylphosphine)copper(I) complexes in the photosensitized isomerization of dienes
  168. The thermodynamics and kinetics of the gamma-lithium vanadium bronze structure
  169. Dynamic driving cycle analyses using electric vehicle time-series data
  170. Integrated simulation and testing of electric vehicle batteries
  171. On validation of the modeling of overcharge process in VRLA cells