Ceramic-in-Polymer Composite Solid Electrolyte Enabled by Metal–Sulfur Interactions with Enhanced Li-Ion Conductivity
Beibei Jiang(Kennesaw State University), Tara Joshi(Kennesaw State University), Yiming Zhang(Georgia Institute of Technology), Zhantao Liu(Shenzhen University), Benjamin Klein(Kennesaw State University), Vladimir V. Tsukruk(Georgia Institute of Technology), Hailong Chen(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Yujin Hu(Johns Hopkins University), Zhiming Qiang(Kennesaw State University), Manika Tun Nafisa(Kennesaw State University)
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