Zhenhong Lin is affiliated with the South China University of Technology in China and has a substantial publication record primarily focused on engineering, with a particular emphasis on automotive engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, and renewable energy, sustainability, and the environment.
Their work encompasses several subfields including transportation, economics, and econometrics. Zhenhong Lin's research topics reflect a strong emphasis on electric vehicles and infrastructure, energy and environmental policies related to transportation, advanced battery technologies, vehicle emissions and performance, transportation and mobility innovations, electric and hybrid vehicle technologies, and transportation planning and optimization.
Notable recent papers by Zhenhong Lin include:
Zhenhong Lin has collaborated frequently with several co-authors including Shiqi Ou, Xin He, Jessey Bouchard, Steven Przesmitzki, and Zifeng Lü. The most frequent collaborations have been with Shiqi Ou and Xin He, reflecting joint research efforts in related fields.
The scientist's work has been published in various venues, frequently appearing in:
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David L. McCollum;David L. McCollum;Charlie Wilson;Hazel Pettifor;Kalai Ramea
David L. Greene;Joan M. Ogden;Zhenhong Lin
Xu Hao;Hewu Wang;Zhenhong Lin;Minggao Ouyang
David L. McCollum;David L. McCollum;Charlie Wilson;Charlie Wilson;Michela Bevione;Samuel Carrara
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Zhenhong Lin;Joan Ogden;Yueyue Fan;Chien-Wei Chen
Till Gnann;Thomas S. Stephens;Zhenhong Lin;Patrick Plötz
Shiqi Ou;Zhenhong Lin;Liang Qi;Jie Li
Fei Xie;Changzheng Liu;Shengyin Li;Zhenhong Lin
Liang Hu;Jing Dong;Zhenhong Lin
Andrew Burnham;David Gohlke;Luke Rush;Thomas Stephens
T. S. Stephens;Jeff Gonder;Yuche Chen;Z. Lin
Shiqi Ou;Xu Hao;Zhenhong Lin;Hewu Wang
Jing Dong;Zhenhong Lin
Shiqi Ou;Zhenhong Lin;Xin He;Steven Przesmitzki
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Eleftheria Kontou;Changzheng Liu;Fei Xie;Xing Wu
Liang Hu;Jing Dong;Zhenhong Lin;Jie Yang
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Zhenhong Lin;Chien-Wei Chen;Joan Ogden;Yueyue Fan
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Shiqi Ou;Xin He;Weiqi Ji;Wei Chen
Karen Sikes;Thomas Gross;Zhenhong Lin;John Sullivan
Shiqi Ou;Xin He;Weiqi Ji;Wei Chen
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