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Teng L.

Materials Science and Engineering

Australian National University

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About Teng L. at Australian National University (ANU)

Teng Lü is a materials scientist at Australian National University researching ferroelectric materials for energy storage and biomedical applications in spinal health.

Research Areas

ferroelectric materialspiezoelectric materialsenergy storage capacitorsspinal pathologyspinal fixationpaleolithic archaeologymaterials characterizationbiomedical materials
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Research Output

Total Citations4,855

Emerging researcher

Publications195

Active researcher

h-index35

Established scholar

i10-index81

Broad impact

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