The University of Queensland

Understanding dynamic interfaces in electrochemical systems (2023–2027)

Abstract:

This project aims to develop nanoscale characterisation methods to understand dynamic processes in zinc-ion batteries and high temperature electrolysis systems under real working (in operando) conditions. This project expects to reveal critical solid-liquid and solid-gas interfacial processes in these two distinctly different electrochemical systems. The expected outcomes include improved understanding of electrochemical interfaces and improved tools and methods to observe nanoscale interfacial processes. This information can be used to underpin mechanistic models, which will facilitate new materials design.

Grant type:

ARC Future Fellowships

Researchers:

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  Associate Professor Ruth Knibbe

  ARC Future Fellow
  

  School of Mechanical and Mining Engineering

  Faculty of Engineering, Architecture and Information Technology

Funded by:

Australian Research Council