Xiaowen Dai | metal materials | Best Researcher Award

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Xiaowen Dai | metal materials | Best Researcher Award

Ms. XiaowenDai, Shandong universty, China

Xiaowen Dai is currently a graduate candidate at Shandong University, located in Jinan, China. She is pursuing her postgraduate studies in the School of Electrical Engineering under the guidance of Professor Xiaolong Wang at the School of Materials Science and Engineering. Her research focuses on 2D materials for rechargeable energy storage devices. Xiaowen began her postgraduate journey in September 2022 and is dedicated to advancing her knowledge and expertise in this cutting-edge field.

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Education and Experience 📚

Xiaowen Dai is currently a graduate candidate at the School of Materials Science and Engineering, Shandong University, under the supervision of Professor Xiaolong Wang. She has been pursuing her postgraduate studies since September 2022 at Shandong University, located in Jinan, China. Xiaowen’s research interests are primarily focused on the development and application of 2D materials for rechargeable energy storage devices. She brings her background from the School of Electrical Engineering to her current research, integrating interdisciplinary approaches to advance the field of energy storage technology.

Professional Development 🏆

Xiaowen Dai is currently a graduate candidate under the supervision of Professor Xiaolong Wang at the School of Materials Science and Engineering, Shandong University. Since September 2022, she has been focusing on her postgraduate studies in the School of Electrical Engineering. Her research interests are centered around 2D materials for rechargeable energy storage devices.

Research Focus 🔬

Xiaowen Dai’s research centers on the development and application of two-dimensional (2D) materials for use in rechargeable energy storage devices. This includes exploring the unique properties of 2D materials to enhance the performance, efficiency, and longevity of energy storage systems. Her work aims to contribute to the advancement of sustainable energy solutions by addressing key challenges in energy storage technologies. By investigating novel 2D materials and their interactions within energy storage devices, Xiaowen seeks to develop innovative approaches to improve the capacity, stability, and scalability of these systems, which are critical for the future of renewable energy infrastructure.

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