Delighted to share another work from my time with @brucegroupox out now in EES
We look at how multi-length scale disorder shapes Li-ion transport in lithium argyrodites!
Fun combination of x-rays @DiamondLightSou and neutrons @ILLGrenoble !
https://t.co/0KYfmeT1mY
📢 NEW UNIQ+ summer internship opportunity for UK undergraduates. If you are interested in postgraduate study and battery materials, take part in a 7 weeks, full-time, paid intership, hosted by @brucegroupox in @OxfordMaterials. Apply by 18 February.
https://t.co/7z6RMPVG9S
Voltage fade is a tricky problem for Li-rich cathodes. In @JJMarie13's latest paper, we follow the oxygen redox reaction to uncover how voltage fade arises. Take a look at @NatureMaterials and watch this space for more from the @CATMAT_FI team soon. https://t.co/KPghvHNfYO
We're recruiting! Are you interested in joining an exciting solid-state battery project? Closing date 28/07/23 @SolbatF@FaradayInst https://t.co/NbpOOWfykh
We're hiring! We're looking for a PDRA to carry out research on next-generation Li-ion cathode materials as part of the CATMAT project. Closing date 7th July. Full details: https://t.co/WKMCfEmUm2 @CATMAT_FI@FaradayInst
We are pleased to share our latest work on solid-state batteries, published today in Nature.
In this @FaradayInst project carried out @OxfordMaterials, we describe two distinct mechanisms responsible for dendrite failure of ceramic electrolytes.
https://t.co/hxjMjzKdkw
#BattChat
We are excited to share our new publication in Nature Chemistry: "Why charging Li–air batteries with current low-voltage mediators is slow and singlet oxygen does not explain degradation"
@NatureChemistry@OxfordMaterials#BattChat
https://t.co/MniBkQQapK
Yesterday, Peter gave a talk at #S23MRS on the interface between Li anodes and ceramic electrolytes in solid-state batteries, particularly focusing on dendrites and interlayers. Take a look at our recent work to find out more: https://t.co/e3zgZvTcqp
What happens when electrons are removed from oxide ions in battery cathodes? Our new paper in @NatureEnergyJnl reveals that electron holes can delocalise across the O sublattice, underpinning the reversible high voltage O-redox plateau. Read it all here👉https://t.co/ukh09EnkyV