Fatal casualties resulting from explosions of electric vehicles and energy storage systems
equipped with lithium-ion batteries have become increasingly common worldwide. As a …

As renewable energy sources, such as solar systems, are becoming more popular, the focus
is moving into more effective utilization of these energy sources and harvesting more energy …

High‐concentration water‐in‐salt (WIS) electrolytes expand the stable electrochemical
window of aqueous electrolytes, leading to the advent of high‐voltage (above 2 V) aqueous …

Considerable efforts have been invested in replacing standard metallic Zn anodes with
diverse conductive substrates in pursuit of higher energy density, durability, and cost …

The practical application of aqueous rechargeable batteries faces several challenges due to
the limited stability window of electrolytes and parasitic side reactions, such as corrosion …

Aqueous ion batteries are receiving increasing attention as a means of achieving carbon
neutrality due to their advantages in terms of low cost, safety, and environmental …

The introduction of the water‐in‐salt (WIS) electrolytes concept to prevent water splitting and
widen the electrochemical stability window, has spurred extensive research efforts toward …

Wetting of carbon surfaces is one of the most widespread, yet poorly understood, physical
phenomena. Control over wetting properties underpins the operation of aqueous energy …

Aqueous rechargeable Mg-ion batteries (ARMIBs) are promising for large-scale energy
storage due to the aqueous electrolyte's high safety and low cost. However, the aqueous …

The rapid expansion of renewable energies asks for great progress of energy-storage
technologies for sustainable energy supplies, which raises the compelling demand of high …