A warm welcome to our new lab members:
- Quentin Lazennec (BSc Internship / Université de Bretagne Occidentale)
- Dr Jungmyung Kim (EPSRC-funded PDRA / former Research Prof. at Changwon National Univ., Korea)
#Internship#Postdoc#PDRA#EECSlab#heriotwattuniversity#EPSRC
Excited to be invited at the 3rd Webinar Series of the Energy Storage Cluster, Chulalongkorn University (Thaliand). I will be talking about our recent Dual-cell model for Heat-to-Chemical-to-Electricity conversion. #EECSlab#ChulaU#RFB#Webinar#nESSI
Our new research article "Take it to the Carnot limit: Perspectives and thermodynamics of dual-cell electrochemical heat engines" has been published in Energy Conversion and Management.
https://t.co/yrdEbMCD4B
#nESSI#HeriotWatt#AarhusUniversity
Happy to announce this full-funded PhD opportunity at @uniofeastanglia School of Engineering.
Work on the hot topic of #thermal#management of #ev#batteries!
Application on the official UEA online portal (link below). Deadline 27th November 2022.
https://t.co/7E4UuUSeI4
Solar Architecture: Bright Future
Delighted to contribute to this article in @urbanrealm on the integration of solar in architecture to decarbonise our built environment
https://t.co/SvnBmlZCUp
Congratulations to Olaya S. Recarey for winning the Best IMPEE Poster Award at the Postgraduate Research day. Olaya is our PhD student at EECS Lab, nESSI group. The poster highlights the photoelectrochemical redox kinetics under thermal load variation. #EECSLab#HeriotWatt#nESSI
Inter-seasonal Thermal Energy Storage #TES is needed for renewable energy to meet a greater proportion of domestic heat demand. Check out our latest review article @nessi_group@LxxxsMxrxx@stefanolandini2@BaeDowon (and Victor Francia) https://t.co/93r5fbve84
The Loch Ness Monster... discovered?! 🐉
This was the news that the world woke up to on this day 50 years ago 😉
Our great Nessie has always been the perfect fodder for April Fools, but that year, she was taken to a whole new level 👇
#ScotlandIsNow
https://t.co/Mo6PkvaPWU
Heriot- Watt University invites you to participate in 'The road to net-zero post COP26: the role of collaborative research and innovation' lecture with Professor Maroto-Valer.
To register, click here: https://t.co/YWxHm42nSl
The role of thermal management (isothermal and isoperibolic boundary conditions) in reducing the ageing of lithium-ion cells is key to driving down the cost of storage and releasing the potential of intermittent renewables. @stefanolandini2@nessi_group https://t.co/qqjo6dprKM
Really happy to have my last publication out looking at thermal management of Li-Ion batteries and the difference between isoperibolic and isothermal boundary conditions effects on battery operating life. Thanks to @TSODonovan@nessi_group
https://t.co/4D1VwVNWAT
Read Prof @TSODonovan's take on the increasing material costs of producing solar equipment and why he believes it is not a deterrent to solar adoption in this industry story by @EnergyandUtils.
https://t.co/dvUtmerx3O
I'm attending the Supergen Net Zero Conference on 1-3 September to explore the role of energy research in achieving net zero, join me!
Sign up for free here: https://t.co/BvxDF5XIg8
#COP26Supergen
Can robotics and automation accelerate solar energy adoption in the Middle East? Find out how in @TSODonovan's recent piece for @EnergyDigital. He sheds light on how robotics can contribute to the overall sustainability agenda. https://t.co/bFIz8NcTvO