Qiong Peng
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Qiong Peng is a leading researcher in the field of advanced energy storage materials, with a particular focus on flexible battery technologies and two-dimensional heterostructures. Her work addresses the critical challenge of developing high-performance, stretchable electrodes for next-generation wearable electronics and soft robotics. In her highly influential 2019 study, which has garnered 93 citations, Peng pioneered the investigation of MoS₂/Ti₂CT₂ (T = F, O) heterostructures as promising flexible anodes for lithium and sodium ion batteries. This work demonstrated that combining molybdenum disulfide with MXene materials can create electrode structures with exceptional electrochemical performance and mechanical flexibility. Peng’s research contributions have significantly advanced the understanding of interface engineering in heterostructured materials, providing a pathway toward more durable and efficient flexible energy storage systems. Her findings have important implications for the development of bendable phones, medical implants, and other deformable electronic devices. Through her systematic investigations of material properties at the atomic scale, Peng continues to drive innovation in sustainable energy storage solutions.
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