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solutions to increase the energy density of flow batteries. You will study complexes with transition metals, such as iron-based complexes, and inorganic prussian blue analogue materials. You will also study
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Platform (MAAP); exploring potential synergies between above-ground biomass density (AGBD) products from the Biomass, NISAR and GEDI missions. Technical competencies Knowledge relevant to the field
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built on that genomic work. Responsibilities: Design and execute field and controlled-environment pathology experiments, including inoculum-density gradient studies; direct undergraduate research interns
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stability, reduced leakage risks, and improved energy density. This project focuses on developing efficient materials and synthesis methods that can improve ionic conductivity, battery safety, cycle life, and
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density compared to state of the art. The selected candidate is responsible for conceptualization, design, and model-based optimization of the cell and will significantly contribute to the construction and
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studies of surgical patients, in vivo mechanistic studies (mice), and in vitro human primary cell experiments. Current studies focus on single-cell spatial transcriptomic characterization of the human
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molecular systems. Method development, potentially in the realm of time-dependent current DFT, will likely also be required as we learn about physical phenomena underlying the CISS effect. Bhat group