Ningning Wei
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Dr. Ningning Wei is a leading researcher in battery safety engineering, with a primary focus on the thermal runaway mechanisms of lithium-ion batteries. Her work is critical to advancing the safe deployment of energy storage systems in engineering micro-machines, robotics, and electric transportation. Dr. Wei’s major contribution lies in elucidating the multi-stage evolution of thermal runaway, particularly in lithium iron phosphate (LFP) batteries. Her highly cited 2025 study, which has already garnered 8 citations, pioneered the use of a sealed heating pressure chamber (SHPC) to perform “heat-wait-seek (HWS)” stepwise heating. This innovative approach allowed her to map the flammability threshold of gas generation across different states of charge (SOC) gradients, providing a quantitative framework for predicting battery failure. By establishing a direct link between SOC and the severity of gas release, Dr. Wei’s work offers actionable insights for designing safer battery systems and thermal management protocols. Her research is instrumental for engineers and scientists working to mitigate fire risks in high-energy-density applications, making her a key voice in the transition to safer, more reliable battery technologies.
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