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Xiangnan Chen

Physics

Jishou University

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About Xiangnan Chen at Jishou University

Xiangnan Chen is a physicist at Cornell University whose research spans theoretical and experimental particle physics, electromagnetic wave absorption materials, and interdisciplinary biomedical applications. Their research directions are illustrated by key works including "Waxberry-like Mo2C@N doped carbon hierarchical structures for broadband electromagnetic absorptions", and "Recent Advances for Electrode Modifications in Flow Batteries: Properties, Mechanisms, and Outlooks".

Research Areas

particle physicshigh-energy collisionselectromagnetic absorption materialsdoped carbon compositesmicrowave absorptionmaterials sciencebiomedical applicationsmeta-analysis

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Research Output

Total Citations6,372

Emerging researcher

Publications139

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h-index39

Established scholar

i10-index62

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