Ever-increasing global energy consumption has driven the development of renewable
energy technologies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. Battery energy …

The lithium (Li) metal anode (LMA) is susceptible to failure due to the growth of Li dendrites
caused by an unsatisfied solid electrolyte interface (SEI). With this regard, the design of …

Aqueous zinc metal batteries are appealing candidates for grid energy storage. However,
the inadequate electrochemical reversibility of the zinc metal negative electrode inhibits the …

Polymer electrolytes offer advantages of leak-proofing, excellent flexibility, and high
compatibility with lithium metal, enabling the highly safe operation of lithium metal batteries …

The growth of lithium dendrites in inorganic solid electrolytes is an essential drawback that
hinders the development of reliable all-solid-state lithium metal batteries. Generally, ex situ …

Rechargeable Li-metal batteries have the potential to more than double the specific energy
of the state-of-the-art rechargeable Li-ion batteries, making Li-metal batteries a prime …

Fast-charging is considered as one of the most desired features needed for lithium-ion
batteries to accelerate the mainstream adoption of electric vehicles. However, current battery …

Achieving extremely fast charging yet maintaining high energy density remains a challenge
in the battery field. Traditional current collectors, being impermeable to electrolytes, hinder …

Graphite anodes are prone to dangerous Li plating during fast charging, but the difficulty to
identify the rate‐limiting step has made a challenging to eliminate Li plating thoroughly …

Accurate assessment of the reversibility of electrodes is crucial for battery performance
evaluations. However, it is challenging to acquire the true reversibility of the Li anode in …