Qingling Che
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Qingling Che is a rising innovator in flexible energy storage, with a focus on developing high-performance batteries for wearable and robotic electronics. Her most cited work, a 2023 study on aqueous battery fibers, introduces a rechargeable AgO-Zn battery that achieves remarkable power and energy densities—17.9 W/cm³ and up to 624 mWh/cm³ at low discharge rates, while retaining 358 mWh/cm³ at a rapid 50C rate. This breakthrough addresses critical limitations in small, flexible devices by delivering both volumetric and areal power density through a multilayered design. With 10 citations already, her research is gaining traction for its potential to power next-generation flexible electronics. Che’s contributions are pivotal in bridging the gap between battery performance and form factor, offering a promising path toward more capable, compact, and wearable technologies. Her work exemplifies how innovative materials and architecture can transform energy storage for real-world applications.
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