Yonghua Du is affiliated with Brookhaven National Laboratory in the United States, where their research primarily focuses on the fields of Engineering and Materials Science. Within these areas, their subfields of study include Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry, Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment, Catalysis, and Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials.
The scientist's work centers on topics such as Advanced Battery Materials and Technologies, Advancements in Battery Materials, Electrocatalysts for Energy Conversion, Catalytic Processes in Materials Science, Advanced battery technologies research, Advanced Photocatalysis Techniques, and Advanced Battery Technologies Research.
Yonghua Du has authored several notable papers, including the following recent publications:
Their frequent co-authors include:
Yonghua Du's work has been published predominantly in several scientific venues known for materials science and catalysis research. The most frequent publication venues are:
Zhen-Feng Huang;Jiajia Song;Yonghua Du;Shibo Xi
Yifu Yu;Yifu Yu;Gwang-Hyeon Nam;Qiyuan He;Xue-Jun Wu
Tianze Wu;Shengnan Sun;Jiajia Song;Shibo Xi
Yilin Deng;Albertus D. Handoko;Yonghua Du;Shibo Xi
Ting Xiong;Zhi Gen Yu;Haijun Wu;Yonghua Du
Yifei Wang;Zheng Chen;Peng Han;Yonghua Du
Yuanmiao Sun;Hanbin Liao;Jiarui Wang;Bo Chen
Shengjie Peng;Shengjie Peng;Feng Gong;Linlin Li;Deshuang Yu
S. Das;J. Ashok;Z. Bian;N. Dewangan
Huinian Zhang;Huinian Zhang;Jing Li;Shibo Xi;Yonghua Du
Chaoliang Tan;Zhimin Luo;Apoorva Chaturvedi;Yongqing Cai
Chunmei Li;Chunmei Li;Chunmei Li;Yonghua Du;Danping Wang;Shengming Yin
Ye Zhou;Shengnan Sun;Jiajia Song;Shibo Xi
Song Lin Zhang;Bu Yuan Guan;Xue Feng Lu;Shibo Xi
Zhen-Feng Huang;Zhen-Feng Huang;Shibo Xi;Jiajia Song;Jiajia Song;Shuo Dou
Hualiang Lv;Hualiang Lv;Zhihong Yang;Samuel Jun Hoong Ong;Chao Wei
Tianhua Zhou;Yonghua Du;Armando Borgna;Jindui Hong
Chiheng Chu;Qianhong Zhu;Zhenhua Pan;Srishti Gupta
Yubo Chen;Haiyan Li;Jingxian Wang;Yonghua Du
Wenjie Zang;Tong Yang;Haiyuan Zou;Shibo Xi
Yan Duan;Shengnan Sun;Shibo Xi;Xiao Ren
E.T. Saw;U. Oemar;X.R. Tan;Y. Du
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