PhD in Next Generation Battery Characterisation

这个为期3.5年的全额资助的博士项目将设在华威大学WMG的电化学材料部，作为EPSRC分析科学博士培训伙伴关系的一部分。它将由Louis Piper和Melanie Loveridge教授监督。该项目预计将涉及与学术和工业合作伙伴的合作，博士生将在一个多学科的专家团队中工作。令人感兴趣的是用于下一代锂离子(和相关)电池的操作电化学和内部X射线表征的仪表式电池的开发，以提供关于操作过程中潜在反应的准确信息。该项目将包括使用新获得的最先进的内部X射线吸收精细结构光谱仪进行的现场电池研究，以补充WMG和国家设施的分析工具套件

This 3.5-year fully funded PhD project will be based in the Electrochemical Materials division at WMG, Warwick University as part of the EPSRC Doctoral Training Partnership in Analytical Science. It will be supervised by Professors Louis Piper and Melanie Loveridge. The project is expected to involve collaborations with academic and industrial partners and the PhD candidate will work within a multi-disciplinary team of experts. Of interested is the development of instrumented cells for operando electrochemical and in-house x-ray characterisation of next generation Li-ion (and related) batteries to provide precise information regarding the underlying reactions during operation. The project will include in-situ battery studies using a newly acquired state-of-art in house x-ray absorption fine structure spectrometer to complement the suite of analysis tools at WMG and National facilities