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X Author: Camille Usubelli

2021

Besli, Münir M, Camille Usubelli, Anantharaman Subbaraman, Farshad RamezanPo Safaei, Sharon Bone, Christina Johnston, Gerhard Schneider, Francois Beauchaud, Nikhil Ravi, Jake Christensen, Marca M Doeff, Michael Metzger, and Saravanan Kuppan."Location-Dependent Cobalt Deposition in Smartphone Cells upon Long-Term Fast-Charging Visualized by Synchrotron X-ray Fluorescence."Chemistry of Materials 33.16 (2021) 6318 - 6328. DOI

2020

Besli, Münir M, Camille Usubelli, Michael Metzger, Vikram Pande, Katherine Harry, Dennis Nordlund, Sami Sainio, Jake Christensen, Marca M Doeff, and Saravanan Kuppan."Effect of Liquid Electrolyte Soaking on the Interfacial Resistance of Li7La3Zr2O12 for All-Solid-State Lithium Batteries."ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces 12.18 (2020) 20605 - 20612. DOI

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