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The 3rd International Symposium on Nanocellulosic Materials

November 19-21, 2021 | Guangzhou, China

Nature-derived sustainable materials and high-performance energy storage
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Start Time:2021-11-20 11:10 (Asia/Shanghai)

Duration:30min

Session:[P] The 3rd International Symposium on Nanocellulosic Materials-Room 1 » [P1] Opening Ceremony and session1 & 2

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Abstract
Sustainable materials and high-performance energy storage play essential roles for our future. Using sustainable natural materials to develop advanced materials and smart devices for future technologies will reduce our dependence on petroleum and enable implantable devices. Based on our research interests and expertise in manufacturing, materials from Nature, energy storage, and paper electronics, our research goal is to explore Nature-enabled multifunctional materials and high-performance energy storage. Meanwhile, we are interested in applying the well-developed and high-speed roll-to-roll paper manufacturing, coating, printing techniques to the emerging advanced manufacturing process.  In the first part of this talk, I will introduce sustainable materials derived from Nature for versatile applications. As examples, we will introduce an ‘antifouling’ porous loofahs sponge with internal microchannels as solar absorbers and water pumpers for thermal desalination and compressible ionized natural 3D interconnected loofah membrane for salinity gradient power generation. In the second part of this talk, I will introduce our studies on flow batteries and all-solid-state batteries.
Keywords
Nature-derived sustainable materials and high-performance energy storage
Speaker
Zhu Hongli
professor Northeastern University,USA

Hongli (Julie) Zhu is currently an assistant professor at Northeastern University. Her group focuses on the research of electrochemical energy storage, biomass-derived sustainable materials, and emerging advanced manufacturing technologies. From 2012-2015, She works in the University of Maryland as postdoc, focusing on the research of flexible electronics and energy storage. From 2009 to 2011, She conducted research on materials science and processing of biodegradable and renewable biomaterials from natural wood in the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden. Her expertise is on the research of environmentally friendly natural materials, energy storage, design and application of bioresource materials in sustainable materials and advanced manufacturing. Her current google scholar citation is 12671H index 53. In energy storage, her group in Northeastern University works intensively on all-solid-state batteries and flow batteries. Here is her group webpage: https://coe.northeastern.edu/research/hongli_group/publication.html

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