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Dr. Jiawen Tang is a rising leader in advanced energy storage, specializing in the interfacial design of next-generation batteries. Her research focuses on overcoming critical stability and performance barriers in aqueous zinc batteries and solid-state sodium metal batteries. Dr. Tang’s major contributions include the development of an ultrathin, molecular-engineered separator that enables multiscale interfacial regulation in Zn-V₂O₅ pouch cells, effectively mitigating cathode degradation, parasitic side reactions, and self-discharge at elevated temperatures. This work, published in 2024, has already garnered 44 citations, reflecting its immediate impact. She has also pioneered a coordinated approach to Na⁺ diffusion and interfacial engineering in polymer electrolytes for room-temperature solid sodium metal batteries, achieving enhanced ionic conductivity and high-voltage stability—a key step toward safer, non-flammable energy storage. Her 2024 paper on this topic has received 19 citations. Dr. Tang’s work is notable for its practical focus on thin-layer (<10 µm) designs that bridge fundamental science with real-world battery prototyping, positioning her as a key innovator in sustainable, high-performance battery technologies for the future.
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