Qi Li is an Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering at Tsinghua University, Beijing, China. His research interests focus on nanodielectrics for energy applications. He was the recipient of the MRS (Materials Research Society) Postdoctoral Award in 2016, the IEEE Caixin Sun and Stan Grzybowski Young Professional Achievement Award in 2018, and the National Natural Science Fund for Excellent Young Scholars in 2019. He serves as an editorial member of IET Nanodielectrics. He is a member of the Professional Committee of Dielectric Polymer Composite Materials and Applications, Composite Materials Association of China, and a member of the Professional Committee of High Voltage, Beijing Electrical Engineering Association. He is an IEEE Senior Member, a Senior Member of the China Electrotechnical Society and he is also a member of the IET and MRS.

• Chapter 1: Introduction to electrostatic capacitor technologyChapter 2: Techniques for capacitor dielectrics characterizationChapter 3: Dielectric polymers and dielectric metamaterials for high-energy capacitorsChapter 4: Polymer/nanofiller compositesChapter 5: High-temperature polymer-based dielectrics for electrostatic energy storageChapter 6: Design and simulations of capacitor dielectrics by phase-field computationsChapter 7: Rational design on polymer dielectricsChapter 8: Inorganic dielectrics for high-energy-density capacitorsChapter 9: Ceramic dielectrics for microwave communicationChapter 10: Ceramic dielectrics for MLCCsChapter 11: Future prospects: polymer partChapter 12: Future prospects: ceramic part

Qi Li is an Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering at Tsinghua University, Beijing, China. His research interests focus on nanodielectrics for energy applications. He was the recipient of the MRS (Materials Research Society) Postdoctoral Award in 2016, the IEEE Caixin Sun and Stan Grzybowski Young Professional Achievement Award in 2018, and the National Natural Science Fund for Excellent Young Scholars in 2019. He serves as an editorial member of IET Nanodielectrics. He is a member of the Professional Committee of Dielectric Polymer Composite Materials and Applications, Composite Materials Association of China, and a member of the Professional Committee of High Voltage, Beijing Electrical Engineering Association. He is an IEEE Senior Member, a Senior Member of the China Electrotechnical Society and he is also a member of the IET and MRS.

• Chapter 1: Introduction to electrostatic capacitor technologyChapter 2: Techniques for capacitor dielectrics characterizationChapter 3: Dielectric polymers and dielectric metamaterials for high-energy capacitorsChapter 4: Polymer/nanofiller compositesChapter 5: High-temperature polymer-based dielectrics for electrostatic energy storageChapter 6: Design and simulations of capacitor dielectrics by phase-field computationsChapter 7: Rational design on polymer dielectricsChapter 8: Inorganic dielectrics for high-energy-density capacitorsChapter 9: Ceramic dielectrics for microwave communicationChapter 10: Ceramic dielectrics for MLCCsChapter 11: Future prospects: polymer partChapter 12: Future prospects: ceramic part

Qi Li is an Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering at Tsinghua University, Beijing, China. His research interests focus on nanodielectrics for energy applications. He was the recipient of the MRS (Materials Research Society) Postdoctoral Award in 2016, the IEEE Caixin Sun and Stan Grzybowski Young Professional Achievement Award in 2018, and the National Natural Science Fund for Excellent Young Scholars in 2019. He serves as an editorial member of IET Nanodielectrics. He is a member of the Professional Committee of Dielectric Polymer Composite Materials and Applications, Composite Materials Association of China, and a member of the Professional Committee of High Voltage, Beijing Electrical Engineering Association. He is an IEEE Senior Member, a Senior Member of the China Electrotechnical Society and he is also a member of the IET and MRS.

• Chapter 1: Introduction to electrostatic capacitor technologyChapter 2: Techniques for capacitor dielectrics characterizationChapter 3: Dielectric polymers and dielectric metamaterials for high-energy capacitorsChapter 4: Polymer/nanofiller compositesChapter 5: High-temperature polymer-based dielectrics for electrostatic energy storageChapter 6: Design and simulations of capacitor dielectrics by phase-field computationsChapter 7: Rational design on polymer dielectricsChapter 8: Inorganic dielectrics for high-energy-density capacitorsChapter 9: Ceramic dielectrics for microwave communicationChapter 10: Ceramic dielectrics for MLCCsChapter 11: Future prospects: polymer partChapter 12: Future prospects: ceramic part