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related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? Yes Offer Description The Doctoral Candidate (DC) will develop multifunctional ion-conductive polymers for improving anode-electrolyte interface
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University of Science and Technology, we will develop and investigate anode-free sodium batteries based on polymer electrolytes. We are therefore seeking a PhD student to contribute to Uppsala University's
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have educational or research experience in batteries, electrolytes and/or polymers. About the employment The employment is a temporary position according to the Higher Education Ordinance chapter 5 § 7
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) methodologies. The research will focus on Li-ion cells pairing polymer-based redox cathodes with graphite/Si–graphite anodes. It will encompass electrolyte formulation and screening, quantitative interphase
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, and improve energy density and cycling performance. Polymer electrolytes for solid-state metal batteries Design and synthesis of novel solid polymer electrolytes. Improving interfacial stability
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. The Department of Materials Science and Engineering is ranked second in Australia, with broad research themes including metallurgy, biomaterials, polymer chemistry and processing, and advanced materials. Monash
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project will run until June 2029. The focus is on designing composites of nanostructured inorganic solid electrolytes with polymers that retain the high conductivity of the materials, allow for low-cost
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gel electrolytes. Investigation of ion–polymer interactions, ionic transport, and thermoelectric properties. Selection and electrochemical characterization of redox-active materials for thermal energy
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the electrolyte exchange charge with solid booster materials held in the storage tanks, decoupling energy density from active-material solubility while preserving the modularity and safety of aqueous flow batteries
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boosters, for next-generation redox-targeted flow batteries. In these systems, soluble redox mediators dissolved in the electrolyte exchange charge with solid booster materials held in the storage tanks