Advanced Hybrid Nanomaterials for Energy Storage

Won‑Chun Oh is a Full Professor in the Department of Advanced Materials and Engineering at Hanseo University in Korea and at the School of Materials Science and Engineering at Anhui University of Science and Technology in China. He is a Guest Professor at various other universities throughout China, Thailand, and Indonesia. He obtained the Research Front Award from the Korean Carbon Society, the Yangsong Award from the Korea Ceramic Society, the Excellent Paper Award from the Korea Journal of Material Research, as well as the Best Paper Award from the Journal of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry for his pioneering work. He has also received the Award of Appreciation from ICMMA2011, ICMMA2014, and ICMMA2019. He is an ICMMA Committee Board Member, and from 2007 to the present, he has served as a Conference Chairman and Vice‑Chairman for ICMMA. He has authored or coauthored 806 papers in domestic and international journals, and he currently serves as the Editor‑in‑Chief of the Journal of Multifunctional Materials and Photo Science and the Asian Journal of Materials Chemistry. He is an Advisory Board Member of the Asian Journal of Chemistry and Nanomaterials.Suresh Sagadevan is an Associate Professor at the Nanotechnology and Catalysis Research Centre at the University of Malaya. He has published more than 450 research papers in ISI top‑tier journals and Scopus and has authored 12 international book series and 60 book chapters. He is an Editor, Guest Editor, and Editorial Board Member of many reputed ISI journals and a member of many professional bodies at the national and international levels. He is a recognized reviewer for many reputed journals, and his work spans various fields, such as nanofabrication, functional materials, graphene, polymeric nanocomposite, glass materials, thin films, bioinspired materials, drug delivery, tissue engineering, cell culture, supercapacitor, optoelectronics, photocatalytic, green chemistry, and biosensor applications.

• 1. Latest Technologies in Solid‑State Electrolytes Related to Energy Storage Applications Based on 2D MXenes. 2. Two‑Dimensional MXenes for Supercapacitor Applications and Prospects. 3. Carbon‑Based Hybrid Materials as Advanced Electrodes for Structural Supercapacitors. 4. Carbon Derivatives‑Based Silicon as Anode Materials for Lithium‑Ion Batteries. 5. Carbon‑Based Composites for Energy Storage Applications. 6. Nanomaterials for the Development of Electrodes. 7. Application of Carbon Nanomaterials in Supercapacitors. 8. Development of g‑C3N4‑Based Nanocomposite for Hydrogen Production and Battery Applications. 9. MXenes‑Based Energy Storage Applications: Low‑Dimensional Structural Design and Functional Expansion. 10. Application of Nano materials in Electrochemistry. 11. Electric Double‑Layer Capacitor Using Carbon Materials. 12. Advanced Hybrid Nanomaterials for Energy Storage.