Ke Pan

Ke Pan's research centers on lithium-ion battery technology, including the development of physics-based models to predict battery performance, electrochemical characterization of silicon-based anode materials for higher-capacity batteries, and estimation methods for battery state of energy. More recent work has also touched on water treatment materials, specifically iron-based nanoparticles used for removing chlorinated contaminants. This research would suit students interested in energy storage engineering, battery materials, or electrochemical modeling.

Publication output has been sparse and irregular over the last decade, with a few active years (2017-2018, 2020, 2024) interspersed with several years of no recorded output.

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