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At-Scale Discovery of High-Voltage Cathode Active Materials for Na-Ion Batteries via Charged-Only Structures and Committee Divide-and-Conquer Learning
Current cathode-active materials (CAMs) designed for sodium-ion batteries (SIBs) suffer from low operating voltages, limited energy density, irreversible phase transitions, and low intrinsic electrical conductivity. In this work, we have developed generalizable and transferable descriptor-based mach
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