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Bird Ashley, Lindell Matthew, Kushner Douglas I., Haug Andrew, Yandrasits Michael, and Kusoglu Ahmet."Modulating Perfluorinated Ionomer Functionality via Sidechain Chemistry."Advanced Functional Materials (2024). DOI
Yang Gaoqiang, Lee ChungHyuk, Qiao Xiaoxiao, Babu Siddharth Komini, Martinez Ulises, and Spendelow Jacob S.."Advanced Electrode Structures for Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells: Current Status and Path Forward."Electrochemical Energy Reviews 7.1 (2024). DOI
Kusoglu Ahmet"Heavy-Duty Transportation in 10 Charts."The Electrochemical Society Interface 33.1 (2024) 26-29. DOI
Adam Z. Weber, and Ahmet Kusoglu."Unexplained transport resistances for low-loaded fuel-cell catalyst layers."J. Mater. Chem. A 2.41 (2014) 17207 - 17211. DOI
Ahmet Kusoglu, and Adam Z. Weber."New Insights into Perfluorinated Sulfonic-Acid Ionomers."Chemical Reviews 117.3 (2017) 987 - 1104. DOI
Ahmet Kusoglu, and Robert A. Meyers."Ionomer Thin Films in PEM Fuel Cells."Encyclopedia of Sustainability Science and Technology (2018) 1 - 23. DOI
Adam Z. Weber, Timothy E. Lipman, and Robert A. Meyers."Fuel Cells and Hydrogen Production: Introduction."Encyclopedia of Sustainability Science and Technology (2018) 1 - 8. DOI
Su, Gregory M., Isvar A. Cordova, Yandrasits, Michael A., Lindell, Matthew, Feng, Jun, Wang, Cheng, and Ahmet Kusoglu."Chemical and Morphological Origins of Improved Ion Conductivity in Perfluoro Ionene Chain Extended Ionomers."Journal of the American Chemical Society 141.34 (2019) 13547 - 13561. DOI
Yu Seung Kim"Polymer Electrolytes with High Ionic Concentration for Fuel Cells and Electrolyzers."ACS Applied Polymer Materials 3.3 (2021) 1250 - 1270. DOI
Borup, Rodney L., Kusoglu, Ahmet, Neyerlin, Kenneth C., Mukundan, Rangachary, Ahluwalia, Rajesh K., Cullen, David A., More, Karren L., Weber, Adam Z., Myers, and Deborah J.."Recent developments in catalyst-related PEM fuel cell durability."Current Opinion in Electrochemistry 21 (2020) 192 - 200. DOI