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Multifunctional dipoles enabling enhanced ionic and electronic transport for high‑energy batteries

01.20.26 | Shanghai Jiao Tong University Journal Center

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Multifunctional Dipoles Enabling Enhanced Ionic and Electronic Transport for High‑Energy Batteries
Offers a thorough review on the mechanism of molecular and ion dipoles in high-energy batteries, covering development, classification, and multifaceted roles in battery systems.Elucidates how molecular and ion dipoles regulate ionic transport, optimize solvation structures, strengthen the electric double layer, and construct stable solid electrolyte interphase/cathode–electrolyte interface layers, all of which boost battery performance.Demonstrates the wide-ranging applications of dipole interac Credit: Shihai Cao, Yuntong Sun*, Yinghao Li, Ao Wang, Wenyao Zhang, Zhendong Hao*, Jong-Min Lee*.

As global demand for sustainable energy surges, the performance ceiling of current battery technologies is increasingly tied to how efficiently ions and electrons move through the cell. Now, a multinational team led by Dr. Yuntong Sun (Nanyang Technological University), Dr. Zhendong Hao (Nanjing Institute of Technology) and Prof. Jong-Min Lee (DGIST) has delivered a panoramic review in Nano-Micro Letters showing how molecular and ionic dipole interactions can push that ceiling higher. The work provides a design playbook for next-generation high-energy batteries that are safer, longer-lasting and wide-temperature-capable.

Why Dipole Interactions Matter

Innovative Design and Features

Applications and Future Outlook

This roadmap underscores the pivotal role of dipole interactions in bridging materials science, electrochemistry and computation for future high-energy storage. Stay tuned for more field-advancing work from Prof. Sun, Prof. Hao and Prof. Lee’s teams!

Nano-Micro Letters

10.1007/s40820-025-01926-7

News article

Multifunctional Dipoles Enabling Enhanced Ionic and Electronic Transport for High‑Energy Batteries

5-Jan-2026

Keywords

Batteries

Article Information

Journal
Nano-Micro Letters
DOI
10.1007/s40820-025-01926-7
Method of Research
News article
Article Publication Date
2026-01-05
Article Title
Multifunctional Dipoles Enabling Enhanced Ionic and Electronic Transport for High‑Energy Batteries

Contact Information

Bowen Li
Shanghai Jiao Tong University Journal Center
qkzx@sjtu.edu.cn

Source

Original Source
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40820-025-01926-7

How to Cite This Article

APA:
Shanghai Jiao Tong University Journal Center. (2026, January 20). Multifunctional dipoles enabling enhanced ionic and electronic transport for high‑energy batteries. Brightsurf News. https://www.brightsurf.com/news/1GRM0MJ8/multifunctional-dipoles-enabling-enhanced-ionic-and-electronic-transport-for-highenergy-batteries.html
MLA:
"Multifunctional dipoles enabling enhanced ionic and electronic transport for high‑energy batteries." Brightsurf News, Jan. 20 2026, https://www.brightsurf.com/news/1GRM0MJ8/multifunctional-dipoles-enabling-enhanced-ionic-and-electronic-transport-for-highenergy-batteries.html.