Energy Materials & Interfaces (EMI)
The EMI group research themes include:
- Advanced materials and technologies for efficient electrochemical energy conversion and storage, particularly batteries and electrochemical ammonia synthesis
- Mechanistic understandings of electrochemical energy materials & interfaces through correlative and advanced operando and ex situ characterization (cryo-EM, in-situ TEM, synchrotron and neutron-based spectroscopy, etc.)
- Battery ageing & failure analysis, and state estimation & lifetime prediction with advanced models
- Advanced materials and technologies for efficient electrochemical energy conversion and storage, particularly batteries and electrochemical ammonia synthesis
- Mechanistic understandings of electrochemical energy materials & interfaces through correlative and advanced operando and ex situ characterization (cryo-EM, in-situ TEM, synchrotron and neutron-based spectroscopy, etc.)
- Battery ageing & failure analysis, and state estimation & lifetime prediction with advanced models
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Research group members
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