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materials as electrolytes, and batteries built without bulky anode materials, commonly known as “anode-free” batteries. As part of a larger research project in collaboration with the National Taiwan
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Laboratory has for many years hosted a research environment focused on the development of materials and their applications within the energy storage area: the Ångström Advanced Battery Centre. We develop novel
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focused on research and development of materials and their applications within the energy storage area: the Ångström Advanced Battery Centre. We develop novel electrode and electrolyte materials
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this knowledge in areas such as energy and materials research. The successful candidate will join a research group with a strong international profile and active collaborations at leading research facilities
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a Master’s (second-cycle) degree in chemistry, biochemistry, environmental chemistry, materials science, environmental engineering, or related fields have completed at least 240 credits in higher