journal article·2026-05

Suppressed calendar aging losses via dynamic interfaces in metal anodes

Jin Koo Kim, Min-Ho Kim, John Waugh, Chongzhen Wang, Jung Tae Kim, Kaiyan Liang, Hayoung Park, Huida Lyu, Bo Liu, Xintong Yuan, Dingyi Zhao, Tian-Yu Wang, Kaixi Chen, John Muldoon, Yuzhang Li

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