• Jeol joined a Hanyang University-led team reporting Li-rich Mn-based cathode research in Advanced Functional Materials on Aug. 28, 2026.
• Results linked stacking-fault topology control to improved reversibility of anion redox reactions, a key lever for battery performance and cycle life.
• Work used 7Li solid-state NMR among characterization methods, reinforcing strategic relevance for Jeol’s NMR instrument portfolio.

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