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Seminar: Multiscale Materials Design for Sustainable Energy Conversion and Storage

Dear all,

 

The Department of Chemistry will be holding a seminar titled "Multiscale Materials Design for Sustainable Energy Conversion and Storage". If you are interested, please see below for more details.

 

Time and venue: Wednesday, 18 June 2025, 1-2 pm, Physics Lecture Theatre (PLT), Science Concourse

 

Title: Multiscale Materials Design for Sustainable Energy Conversion and Storage

 

Abstract:

Materials are at the heart of enabling technologies for achieving net-zero energy conversion and storage. This talk will showcase our work in combining atomic-scale computational modelling with experimental research for (1) anode materials design and understanding the anode-electrolyte interface in alkali metal-ion batteries and solid-state batteries, (2) development of novel electrolyte solutions to enable durable aqueous Zn-ion batteries, and (3) catalyst design for ammonia conversion to hydrogen. I will also introduce our efforts in modelling 3D electrode microstructure for electrochemical energy technologies using an in-house 3D pore-scale lattice Boltzmann model, and how we can design electrode structures for better performance.

 

For more information: Prof Qiong Cai Seminar

 

If you would like to meet the speaker, please contact Dr. Bora Karasulu (cc'd) (bora.karasulu@warwick.ac.uk).

 

 

 

Best wishes,

 

Chloe Smith, MSc (she/her)

Research Officer | School of Engineering | Faculty of Science | The University of Warwick

Chloe.G.Smith@warwick.ac.uk | External: 024 765 75355 | Internal: 75355

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Tue 10 Jun 2025, 12:39 | Tags: Seminar

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