Sodium-Ion Batteries: Understanding Degradation Processes of Electrode Materials and Interfaces

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Title
Sodium-Ion Batteries: Understanding Degradation Processes of Electrode Materials and Interfaces
CoPED ID
70204ccf-f381-4f8a-b89e-bc57c2cb479c
Status
Active
Funders
EPSRC
EPSRC
Value
No funds listed.
Start Date
Oct. 3, 2021
End Date
March 30, 2025
Description

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This PhD thesis project finds its context in the increasingly growing research field of sodium-ion batteries (SIBs), which represent one of the most promising next generation environmentally friendly electrochemical energy storage systems.
The goal of this project is to investigate novel electrode and electrolyte materials and their degradation mechanisms at a bulk and surface level, aiming at improving their electrochemical response in sodium-ion cells.
This project offers the possibility to gain an improved understanding of the electrode materials behaviour which can be translated in degradation-resistant approaches for the development of high performance, safe and durable next generation SIBs.

Ivana Hasa SUPER_PER
Carla Albenga STUDENT_PER

Subjects by relevance
  1. Electrochemistry
  2. Electrodes
  3. Projects
  4. Electrolytes
  5. Polymers
  6. Research

Extracted key phrases
  1. Sodium
  2. Phd thesis project
  3. Friendly electrochemical energy storage system
  4. Electrode Materials
  5. Degradation Processes
  6. Electrode material behaviour
  7. Ion Batteries
  8. Ion battery
  9. Ion cell
  10. Electrochemical response
  11. Research field
  12. Degradation mechanism
  13. Novel electrode
  14. Interface

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