Author response for "Enhanced cycling stability of LiNiO<sub>2</sub> cathodes through a Mg/W dual-cation modification strategy"
Beth J. Johnston(The Faraday Institution), Serena A. Cussen(Trinity College Dublin), Satish Bolloju(University of Warwick), Simon D. M. Jacques(Rutherford Appleton Laboratory), David O. Scanlon(University of Houston), Louis F. J. Piper(University of Warwick), James A. Gott(University of Warwick), Samuel G. Booth(The Faraday Institution), Andrew M. Beale(Great Western Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust), Innes McClelland(The Faraday Institution), Ashok S. Menon(University of Warwick), Stephen W. T. Price(Rutherford Appleton Laboratory), Lavan Ganeshkumar(The Faraday Institution), Muhammad Ans(University of Warwick), Alexander G. Squires(University of Birmingham)
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