Taohedul Islam
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Post Doctoral Fellow
Also affiliated: Sylhet Agricultural University (2018); Jagannath University (2023); Ocean University of China (2018); Jackson State University (2023–2026)
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Biography and Research Information
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Taohedul Islam's research centers on the development and application of novel electrode materials for energy storage devices, particularly lithium-ion and sodium-ion batteries. He has investigated chalcogels, such as Chalcocarbogels and Mo <sub>3</sub> S <sub>13</sub> based chalcogels, for their potential as high-capacity and cycle-stable electrode materials in conversion-based batteries. His work also includes the synthesis of modified carbon materials from rice husk for dye adsorption from aqueous solutions and the optimization of iron oxide nanoparticle synthesis using plant extracts for dye removal and peroxidase activity.
Islam has collaborated with researchers at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including Xiangbo Meng and Kevin Velasquez Carballo, and at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, such as Fumiya Watanabe and Bijay P. Chhetri. His academic record includes a total of 23 publications, with an h-index of 12 and 282 citations. His most recent publication was in 2026, indicating recent activity in his field.
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- h-index: 10
- Publications: 18
- Citations: 185
Positions
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Post Doctoral Fellow 2025–presentUniversity of Arkansas at Fayetteville Mechanical Engineering ORCID
Selected Publications
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Poly(ethylene oxide)-Based Composite Solid-Polymer Electrolytes Towards High-Performance All-Solid-State Lithium Metal Batteries (2026)
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A lithium-ion conductive polymeric coating enables high-performance silicon anodes (2026)
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Atomic‐ and Molecular‐Scale Interphase Engineering for High‐Performance Solid‐State Batteries (2026)
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An Oxygen‐Scavenger Sulfide Coating Enabling Long‐Term Stable Nickel‐Rich Cathodes (Small 10/2026) (2026)
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Strategies and chemistries for designing poly(ethylene oxide)-based solid-state electrolytes (2026)
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An Oxygen‐Scavenger Sulfide Coating Enabling Long‐Term Stable Nickel‐Rich Cathodes (2025)
Collaboration Network
Top Collaborators
- An Oxygen‐Scavenger Sulfide Coating Enabling Long‐Term Stable Nickel‐Rich Cathodes
- An Oxygen‐Scavenger Sulfide Coating Enabling Long‐Term Stable Nickel‐Rich Cathodes (Small 10/2026)
- A lithium-ion conductive polymeric coating enables high-performance silicon anodes
- An Oxygen‐Scavenger Sulfide Coating Enabling Long‐Term Stable Nickel‐Rich Cathodes
- Atomic‐ and Molecular‐Scale Interphase Engineering for High‐Performance Solid‐State Batteries
- A lithium-ion conductive polymeric coating enables high-performance silicon anodes
- An Oxygen‐Scavenger Sulfide Coating Enabling Long‐Term Stable Nickel‐Rich Cathodes
- Atomic‐ and Molecular‐Scale Interphase Engineering for High‐Performance Solid‐State Batteries
- An Oxygen‐Scavenger Sulfide Coating Enabling Long‐Term Stable Nickel‐Rich Cathodes
- An Oxygen‐Scavenger Sulfide Coating Enabling Long‐Term Stable Nickel‐Rich Cathodes
- An Oxygen‐Scavenger Sulfide Coating Enabling Long‐Term Stable Nickel‐Rich Cathodes
- An Oxygen‐Scavenger Sulfide Coating Enabling Long‐Term Stable Nickel‐Rich Cathodes
- Strategies and chemistries for designing poly(ethylene oxide)-based solid-state electrolytes
- An Oxygen‐Scavenger Sulfide Coating Enabling Long‐Term Stable Nickel‐Rich Cathodes (Small 10/2026)
- An Oxygen‐Scavenger Sulfide Coating Enabling Long‐Term Stable Nickel‐Rich Cathodes (Small 10/2026)
- An Oxygen‐Scavenger Sulfide Coating Enabling Long‐Term Stable Nickel‐Rich Cathodes (Small 10/2026)
- An Oxygen‐Scavenger Sulfide Coating Enabling Long‐Term Stable Nickel‐Rich Cathodes (Small 10/2026)
- An Oxygen‐Scavenger Sulfide Coating Enabling Long‐Term Stable Nickel‐Rich Cathodes (Small 10/2026)
- A lithium-ion conductive polymeric coating enables high-performance silicon anodes
- A lithium-ion conductive polymeric coating enables high-performance silicon anodes
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