Assoc. Prof. Dr. Haimei Xie, Tianjin University, China.
Dr. Haimei Xie is an Associate Researcher at the Department of Mechanics, Tianjin University. She obtained her B.S. degree in Engineering Mechanics in 2012 and completed a Ph.D. in Solid Mechanics in 2020. Her research focuses on mechano-electrochemical coupling in energy storage materials and corrosion mechanics in deep sea environments, with an emphasis on multi-scale deformation, stress characterization, and mechanical regulation of electrochemical performance. Xie has published 24 SCI papers, including 15 as the first/corresponding author, and holds 5 Chinese patents. She has received several honors, including the National Excellent Doctoral Dissertation Award and Tianjin’s First Prize for Technical Invention.
Professional Profile:
Suitability for Best Researcher Award :
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Haimei Xie is a highly accomplished researcher specializing in mechano-electrochemical coupling in energy storage materials and corrosion mechanics. With a strong academic foundation, including a Ph.D. in Solid Mechanics from Tianjin University, she has contributed significantly to the optimization of energy storage performance. Her innovative research addresses critical challenges in mechanical stress regulation and energy storage materials. Dr. Xie has published 24 SCI papers and holds 5 patents, reflecting her expertise and impact in her field. Her work, recognized with several prestigious awards, makes her an exemplary candidate for the Best Researcher Award
Educational Background:
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Haimei Xie completed her B.S. degree in Engineering Mechanics in 2012. She then pursued a Ph.D. in Solid Mechanics at Tianjin University, which she successfully completed in 2020. Throughout her academic journey, Dr. Xie has demonstrated a strong commitment to advancing research in energy storage materials and corrosion mechanics. Her educational background, with a focus on the mechanical behavior of materials in electrochemical environments, laid the foundation for her current research on mechano-electrochemical coupling. Dr. Xie’s rigorous academic training and exceptional scholarly achievements reflect her expertise in the field.
Professional Experience:
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Haimei Xie has extensive professional experience in the field of solid mechanics and energy storage materials. She currently holds the position of Associate Researcher at the Department of Mechanics, Tianjin University. Throughout her academic career, Dr. Xie has been involved in numerous research projects focusing on mechano-electrochemical coupling and corrosion mechanics in deep-sea environments. She has successfully led and completed four research projects, contributing significantly to the development of innovative techniques in energy storage performance optimization. Her expertise in multi-scale deformation evolution and mechanical regulation of electrochemical performance has made her a recognized figure in her field.
Dr. Xie has made groundbreaking contributions in energy storage materials, especially in improving the performance of these materials by addressing critical mechanical challenges. Her development of a novel in-situ measurement method for mechano-electrochemical performance evolution and her proposal of a stress-regulated electrochemical performance strategy have advanced the field. These innovations provide new insights into the role of mechanical regulation in energy storage systems, showcasing her ability to overcome significant challenges in modulus and stress field measurements.
Award and Recognition:
Dr. Haimei Xie has received numerous accolades for her outstanding research in the field of energy storage materials and mechano-electrochemical coupling. Her groundbreaking work, which includes developing novel measurement methods and proposing innovative strategies for optimizing energy storage performance, has earned her the National Excellent Doctoral Dissertation Award and the First Prize for Technical Invention in Tianjin. With 24 SCI papers published, 15 as the first or corresponding author, and 5 Chinese patents, Dr. Xie has made significant contributions to both academia and industry, solidifying her reputation as a leader in her field.
Conclusion:
Dr. Haimei Xie’s extensive research achievements, innovative contributions to energy storage optimization, and recognition within the scientific community demonstrate her outstanding suitability for the Best Researcher Award. Her novel approaches to mechano-electrochemical coupling and stress-regulated electrochemical performance strategy set her apart as a leading figure in her field. Her accomplishments not only contribute to the advancement of material sciences but also promise significant future innovations in energy storage technologies.
Publication Top Notes
Nano-silicon/polyaniline composites with an enhanced reversible capacity as anode materials for lithium-ion batteries
Authors: M Feng, J Tian, H Xie, Y Kang, Z Shan
Journal: Journal of Solid State Electrochemistry 19, 1773-1782
Citations: 51 📊
Year: 2015 📅
Modeling and in situ characterization of lithiation-induced stress in electrodes during the coupled mechano-electro-chemical process
Authors: H Xie, Q Zhang, H Song, B Shi, Y Kang
Journal: Journal of Power Sources 342, 896-903
Citations: 47 📊
Year: 2017 📅
In-situ experimental measurements of lithium concentration distribution and strain field of graphite electrodes during electrochemical process
Authors: W Yang, H Xie, B Shi, H Song, W Qiu, Q Zhang
Journal: Journal of Power Sources 423, 174-182
Citations: 42 📊
Year: 2019 📅
An experimental investigation on the mechanical properties of the interface between large-sized graphene and a flexible substrate
Authors: C Xu, T Xue, J Guo, Q Qin, S Wu, H Song, H Xie
Journal: Journal of Applied Physics 117 (16)
Citations: 42 📊
Year: 2015 📅
In situ measurement of rate-dependent strain/stress evolution and mechanism exploration in graphene electrodes during electrochemical process
Authors: H Xie, H Song, J Guo, Y Kang, W Yang, Q Zhang
Journal: Carbon 144, 342-350
Citations: 34 📊
Year: 2019 📅
In situ measurement of the deformation and elastic modulus evolution in Si composite electrodes during electrochemical lithiation and delithiation
Authors: H Xie, W Qiu, H Song, J Tian
Journal: Journal of The Electrochemical Society 163 (13), A2685
Citations: 34 📊
Year: 2016 📅
Physics-based machine learning method and the application to energy consumption prediction in tunneling construction
Authors: S Zhou, S Liu, Y Kang, J Cai, H Xie, Q Zhang
Journal: Advanced Engineering Informatics 53, 101642
Citations: 31 📊
Year: 2022 📅
In-situ measurements of electrochemical stress/strain fields and stress analysis during an electrochemical process
Authors: H Xie, B Han, H Song, X Li, Y Kang, Q Zhang
Journal: Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids 156, 104602
Citations: 27 📊
Year: 2021 📅
An experimental investigation on the tangential interfacial properties of graphene: Size effect
Authors: C Xu, T Xue, J Guo, Y Kang, W Qiu, H Song, H Xie
Journal: Materials Letters 161, 755-758
Citations: 27 📊
Year: 2015 📅
In situ measurement of strain evolution in the graphene electrode during electrochemical lithiation and delithiation
Authors: H Song, H Xie, C Xu, Y Kang, C Li, Q Zhang
Journal: The Journal of Physical Chemistry C 123 (31), 18861-18869
Citations: 25 📊
Year: 2019 📅
Real-time measurements and experimental analysis of material softening and total stresses of Si-composite electrode
Authors: H Xie, Y Kang, H Song, Q Zhang
Journal: Journal of Power Sources 424, 100-107
Citations: 25 📊
Year: 2019 📅
In situ measurement and experimental analysis of lithium mass transport in graphite electrodes
Authors: B Shi, Y Kang, H Xie, H Song, Q Zhang
Journal: Electrochimica Acta 284, 142-148
Citations: 22 📊
Year: 2018 📅
In situ experimental measurement of the mechanical properties of carbon-based electrodes during the electrochemical process
Authors: H Xie, H Song, Y Kang, J Wang
Journal: Journal of the Electrochemical Society 165 (10), A2069
Citations: 21 📊
Year: 2018 📅
In situ measurement and mechanism analysis of the lithium storage behavior of graphene electrodes
Authors: H Song, R Na, C Hong, G Zhang, X Li, Y Kang, Q Zhang, H Xie
Journal: Carbon 188, 146-154
Citations: 19 📊
Year: 2022 📅
Measurement and characterization of interfacial mechanical properties of graphene/MoS2 heterostructure by Raman and photoluminescence (PL) spectroscopy
Authors: H Du, Y Kang, C Xu, T Xue, W Qiu, H Xie
Journal: Optics and Lasers in Engineering 149, 106825
Citations: 17 📊
Year: 2022 📅
In situ method for stress measurements in film-substrate electrodes during electrochemical processes: key role of softening and stiffening
Authors: H Xie, Y Kang, H Song, J Guo, Q Zhang
Year: N/A 📅