Layered lithium transition metal oxides derived from LiMO2 (M= Co, Ni, Mn, etc.) have been
widely adopted as the cathodes of Li-ion batteries for portable electronics, electric vehicles …

Intercalation chemistry has dominated electrochemical energy storage for decades, and
storage capacity worldwide has now reached the terawatt-hour level. State-of-the-art …

Our increasing dependence on lithium-ion batteries for energy storage calls for continual
improvements in the performance of their positive electrodes, which have so far relied solely …

The emergence of high-entropy materials has inspired the exploration of novel materials in
diverse technologies. In electrochemical energy storage, high-entropy design has shown …

The rapid market growth of rechargeable batteries requires electrode materials that combine
high power and energy and are made from earth-abundant elements. Here we show that …

Li and Mn‐rich layered cathodes, despite their high specific capacity, suffer from capacity
fading and discharge voltage decay upon cycling. Both specific capacity and discharge …

Lattice oxygen release (LOR), which promotes surface structural degradation and electrolyte
decomposition, is a major contributor to capacity fade and thermal runaway in layered oxide …

Reducing cost and increasing energy density are two barriers for widespread application of
lithium-ion batteries in electric vehicles. Although the cost of electric vehicle batteries has …

Lithium-rich layered oxides having compositions of Li1+ yM1− yO2 (M= Co, Mn, and Ni)
have become attractive cathode materials for high energy density and high voltage lithium …