Ian R. Gentle is affiliated with the University of Queensland in Australia and has contributed extensively to research in engineering and materials science. Their work primarily spans electrical and electronic engineering, polymers and plastics, materials chemistry, spectroscopy, and electronic, optical, and magnetic materials.
Their research focuses on advanced battery materials and technologies, advancements in battery materials, conducting polymers and their applications, advanced battery technologies research, luminescence and fluorescent materials, perovskite materials and applications, and organic electronics and photovoltaics.
Frequent publication venues for Ian R. Gentle include:
Some recent papers authored or co-authored by Ian R. Gentle are:
The scientist has collaborated frequently with notable coauthors such as Paul L. Burn, Paul E. Shaw, Ruth Knibbe, Lianzhou Wang, and Ronan Chu.
Da-Wei Wang;Feng Li;Jinping Zhao;Wencai Ren
Da-Wei Wang;Qingcong Zeng;Guangmin Zhou;Lichang Yin
Guangmin Zhou;Li Chang Yin;Da Wei Wang;Lu Li
Guangmin Zhou;Da-Wei Wang;Feng Li;Peng-Xiang Hou
Geoffrey Barnes;Ian Gentle
Da-Wei Wang;Feng Li;Li-Chang Yin;Xu Lu
Albertus B. Mostert;Benjamin J. Powell;Francis L. Pratt;Graeme R. Hanson
Da-Wei Wang;Guangmin Zhou;Feng Li;Kuang-Hsu Wu
Kwan H. Lee;Paul E. Schwenn;Arthur R. G. Smith;Hamish Cavaye
Mengran Li;Mingwen Zhao;Feng Li;Wei Zhou
J.B Peng;G.T Barnes;I.R Gentle
Masud Rana;Ming Li;Xia Huang;Bin Luo
Shigenori Ueda;Yoshio Katsuya;Masahiko Tanaka;Hideki Yoshikawa
A. J. Kropf;J. Katsoudas;S. Chattopadhyay;T. Shibata
Kuang-Hsu Wu;Da-Wei Wang;Da-Wei Wang;Dang-Sheng Su;Ian R. Gentle
Lingbing Ran;Bin Luo;Ian R. Gentle;Tongen Lin
A. Bernardus Mostert;Ben J. Powell;Ian R. Gentle;Paul Meredith
Xiao Wang;Kasparas Rakstys;Kevin Jack;Hui Jin
A. Bernardus Mostert;Graeme R. Hanson;Tadeusz Sarna;Ian R. Gentle
Jingwen Zhu;Ming Wang;Miaoqiang Lyu;Yalong Jiao
Kenichi Kato;Raita Hirose;Michitaka Takemoto;Sunyeo Ha
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