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Ngo Phuong Quynh, Zhang Yunzhu, Gu Wenbin, Reeves Kimberly S., Amichi Lynda, Cullen David A., and Kongkanand Anusorn."How Selective Transport Layer Improves Efficiency and Durability of Proton Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells."Journal of The Electrochemical Society 173.1 (2026) 014503. DOI
Johnson Evan F., Mukundan Rangachary, and Weber Adam Z.."Membrane Degradation in PEM Fuel Cells: Part I. Modeling Gas Crossover and the Pt Band."Journal of The Electrochemical Society 173.2 (2026) 024504. DOI
Shi, Shouwen, Liu, Zheng, Lin, Qiang, Chen, Xu, and Ahmet Kusoglu."Role of ionic interactions in the deformation and fracture behavior of perfluorosulfonic-acid membranes."Soft Matter 16.6 (2020) 1653 - 1667. DOI
Baker, Andrew M., Andrew R. Crothers, Chintam, Kavitha, Luo, Xiaoyan, Adam Z. Weber, Borup, Rodney L., and Ahmet Kusoglu."Morphology and Transport of Multivalent Cation-Exchanged Ionomer Membranes Using Perfluorosulfonic Acid–Ce<sup> <i>Z</i>+</sup>as a Model System."ACS Applied Polymer Materials 2.8 (2020) 3642 - 3656. DOI
Victoria M Ehlinger, Andrew R Crothers, Ahmet Kusoglu, and Adam Z. Weber."Modeling proton-exchange-membrane fuel cell performance/degradation tradeoffs with chemical scavengers."Journal of Physics: Energy 2.4 (2020) 044006. 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
Lopes Pietro P., Li Dongguo, Lv Haifeng, Wang Chao, Tripkovic Dusan, Zhu Yisi, Schimmenti Roberto, Daimon Hideo, Kang Yijin, Snyder Joshua, Becknell Nigel, More Karren L., Strmcnik Dusan, Markovic Nenad M., Mavrikakis Manos, and Stamenkovic Vojislav R.."Eliminating dissolution of platinum-based electrocatalysts at the atomic scale."Nature Materials 19.11 (2020) 1207-1214. DOI