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PANEL 4: DISCOVERY, SYNTHESIS, AND DESIGN STRATEGIES FOR MATERIALS, STRUCTURES, AND ARCHITECTURES Leads: Perla Balbuena, Texas A&M University (1*) Amy Prieto, Colorado State University (1*) (w) Bart Bartlett, University of Michigan (1) Jordi Cabana, University of Illinois – Chicago (1-5) Guoying Chen, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (1) Neil Dasgupta, University of Michigan (1,2) (w) Bruce Dunn, University of California-Los Angeles Timothy Ellis, RSR Technologies (1,4) R. Edwin Garcia, Purdue University Ashfia Huq, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (CC) Brian Ingram, Argonne National Laboratory (1,3) (w) Michael Janik, Penn State University De-en Jiang, University of California-Riverside (2) Daniel Kuroda, Louisiana State University (2) Jeff Long, Navy Research Lab (1) Brent Melot, University of Southern California (1) Ahmad Pesaran, NREL (w) Aleksandra Vojvodic, University of Pennsylvania (1) Donghai Wang, Penn State University (1,4) Yiying Wu, Ohio State University (4) PANEL 5: SOLID-STATE AND SEMI-SOLID ELECTROCHEMICAL ENERGY STORAGE Leads: Nancy Dudney, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (5*) Jeff Sakamoto, University of Michigan (3*) Paul Albertus, ARPA-E Nitash Balsara, University of California -Berkeley Miaofang Chi, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (CC) Will Chueh, SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory (CC) Yan Yan Hu, FSU National Mag Lab (1) Boris Kozinski, Bosch USA (1) Bryan McCloskey, University of California – Berkeley (4) Lincoln Miara, Samsung (CC) Yifei Mo, University of Maryland (2,5) Rishi Raj, University of Colorado-Boulder (1) Daniel Scherson, Case Western Reserve University (2) (w) Don Siegel, University of Michigan Alec Talin, Sandia National Laboratories (3) (w) Wyatt Tenhaeff, University of Rochester (3) Chungshen Wang, University of Maryland Will West, Jet Propulsion Lab (4) Jeff Wolfenstine, Army Research Labs NEXT GENERATION ELECTRICAL ENERGY STORAGE APPENDIX A 155PDF Image | Next Generation Electrical Energy Storage
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