New paper published in Journal of Materials Chemistry A on the use of sodium vanadyl phosphate as electrode material for sodium ion removal via electrochemical desalination.
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Öznil Budak receives PhD day Poster award of Saarland University
PhD student Öznil Budak is one of the 5 receipients of the poster award for a poster presentation. Her poster was entitled “Facile synthesis of V2O3/carbon core/shell hybrids as an anode for lithium-ion batteries”. Congratulations!
New paper published on core/shell electrode materials for lithium-ion batteries in Batteries&Supercaps
New paper published in Batteries&Supercaps on vanadium oxide / carbon core/shell electrode materials for lithium-ion anodes. The work was done in collaboration with the Max-Planck Institute in Düsseldorf and present a simplified one-pot/two-step synthesis approach.
Welcome new student interns Elijah Gonzalez and Declan Siewert
Welcome our two new student interns, Elijah Gonzalez and Declan Siewert. Both are from Oregon State University and enroled in the ATLANIS bachelor program.
Simon Fleischmann successfully defends his PhD thesis
Simon Fleischmann has successfully defended his thesis “Hybridization ofelectrochemical energy storage: nanohybrid materials and hybrid cellarchitectures for high energy, power, and stability”.
Benjamin Krüner successfully defends his thesis
Benjamin Krüner has successfully defended his thesis “Polymer-derived carbides and carbons with andwithout nitrogen-doping for electrochemical energy applications”.
Aura Tolosa successfully defends her thesis
Aura Tolosa has successfully defended her thesis “Electrospun carbon hybridfibers as binder-free electrodes for electrochemical energy storage”.
Several poster contributions at the PhD Day of Saarland University
Our PhD students Öznil Budak, Hwirim Shim, and Simon Fleischmann present their work as poster contributions on today’s PhD Day of Saarland University at 2 PM in the Aula.
New paper published in Langmuir on in situ tracking of sodium desolvation
New a paper published in Langmuir on the ability to track solvation / desolvation or other constitutional changes with eQCM for carbon or insertion/intercalation materials. This work was in collaboration with Guang Feng (Huazhong University of Science and Technology) and Christian Prehal (Graz University of Technology).
Juhan Lee successfully defends his PhD thesis
Juhan Lee has successfully defended his PhD thesis entitled “Redox electrolytes for non-flow electrochemical energy storage”.
