Creating host materials is viewed as a crucial strategy to tackle challenges like unregulated
dendritic growth, inconsistent solid electrolyte interphase, and significant volume changes in …

In the rapidly advancing landscape of portable electronic devices, lithium-sulfur batteries
(LSBs) have risen to prominence as a viable successor to traditional lithium-ion batteries …

The development of advanced magnesium metal batteries (MMBs) has been hindered by
longstanding challenges, such as the inability to induce uniform magnesium (Mg) nucleation …

Lithium metal batteries have been attracting an abundance of attention recently as a
powerful competitor of the next-generation advanced energy storage technologies …

Hosts hold great prospects for addressing the dendrite growth and volume expansion of the
Li metal anode, but Li dendrites are still observable under the conditions of high deposition …

Achieving a high depth of discharge (DOD) in lithium metal anodes (LMAs) is crucial for
develo** high areal energy density batteries suitable for wearable electronics. Yet, the …

Dendrite formation, contact loss, and continuous formation of the solid electrolyte interphase
(SEI) preclude the practical use of the energy-dense lithium (Li) metal. Li–Ag alloys have the …

Lithium metal anodes (LMAs) offer substantial promise for high‐energy‐density
rechargeable batteries, but managing the complex electrolyte–anode interface is a …

Lithium metal batteries (LMBs) have emerged in recent years as highly promising
candidates for high‐density energy storage systems. Despite their immense potential …

Lithium metal batteries (LMB) are thought of the most promising candidates for the next
generation of high energy density batteries, but the problems of interface instability and …