We are looking for an enthusiastic and motivated researcher to work on the new challenging PhD project announced at Lancaster University in collaboration with Faraday Institution (UK Research and Innovation), The University of Cambridge, Imperial College and University College London. Read more
Energy storage is seen as a crucial component of a net zero energy landscape, and redox flow batteries have particular advantages over other battery types to enable flexible, long-lasting and long-duration storage. Read more
We are seeking to recruit a highly motivated and enthusiastic PhD student to work with our organic battery team and with our industrial collaborators. Read more
Broader context. The transition to a greener economy has seen a significant increase in demand for batteries to meet our needs in electric vehicles and grid-scale energy storage. Read more
All-solid-state Li metal batteries promise safer electrochemical energy storage with higher energy densities. Discovery of new high-performance Li solid electrolytes remains the core interest to advance the technological development. Read more
The PhD researcher joining this project will investigate chemical and biotechnology routes to recover metal ions from batteries. Bioleaching is a promising technology because it can be operated at ambient conditions and does not require addition of chemicals. Read more
This research is jointly funded by two of the UK's most prestigious academic and research organisations, Loughborough University and the Manufacturing Technology Centre (MTC), and further supported by the Additive Manufacturing Centre of Excellence (AM-COE), and other industrial partners. Read more
Redox flow batteries (RFBs) are a promising technology for stationary energy storage systems, particularly for intermittent renewable energy sources. Read more
Rechargeable non-aqueous lithium-oxygen (Li-O. 2. ) cells (also known as lithium-air cells) could surpass the stored energy of today’s most advanced lithium-ion cells. Read more
Multi-valent ion batteries, including Mg2+, Ca2+, Zn2+, Al3+-based batteries, are potentially safer, cheaper, and have higher energy densities than those of commercial Li-ion batteries (LIBs). Read more
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