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Flexible high-energy Li-ion batteries with fast-charging capability File

Park, Mi-Hee , Noh, Mijung , Lee, Sanghan , Ko, Minseong , Chae, Sujong , Sim, Soojin , Choi, Sinho , Kim, Hyejung , Nam, Haisol , Park, Soojin , et al

Article Issue Date2014-07 View7
Highly robust silicon bimorph plate anode and its mechanical analysis upon electrochemical lithiation File

Kim, Yeongae , Sim, Soojin , Kang, Sujin , Yun, Jeonghun , Lee, Hyun-Wook , Lee, Seok Woo

Article Issue Date2019-12 View1
Li Reaction Mechanism of MnP Nanoparticles File

Sim, Soojin , Cho, Jaephil

Article Issue Date2012-05 View0
Micron-Sized SiOx-Graphite Compound as Anode Materials for Commercializable Lithium-Ion Batteries File File

Jo, Minki , Sim, Soojin , Kim, Juhyeong , Oh, Pilgun , Son, Yoonkook

Article Issue Date2022-06 View1
Novel Core-Shell Sn-Cu Anodes for Lithium Rechargeable Batteries Prepared by a Redox-Transmetalation Reaction File

Kim, Min Gyu , Sim, Soojin , Cho, Jaephil

Article Issue Date2010-12 View3
Practical implantation of Si nanoparticles in Carbon-coated alpha-FeSi2 matrix for Lithium-ion batteries File

Jo, Minki , Sim, Soojin , Kim, Juhyeong , Oh, Pilgun , Son, Yoonkook

Article Issue Date2022-07 View4
Si-based Anode Materials for Lithium-ion Batteries File

Sim, Soojin

Thesis Issue Date2016-02 View4
Si-Encapsulating Hollow Carbon Electrodes via Electroless Etching for Lithium-Ion Batteries File

Park, Yuwon , Choi, Nam-Soon , Park, Sangjin , Woo, Seung Hee , Sim, Soojin , Jang, Bo Yun , Oh, Seung M. , Park, Soojin , Cho, Jaephil , Lee, Kyu Tae

Article Issue Date2013-02 View3
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