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Joined May 2009
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Gregory Rees retweeted
Delighted to share another work from my time with @brucegroupox out now in EES
We look at how multi-length scale disorder shapes Li-ion transport in lithium argyrodites!
Fun combination of x-rays @DiamondLightSou and neutrons @ILLGrenoble !
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Gregory Rees retweeted
Check out Emily’s paper in @ACSMatLett on Li₂OHBr-derived glass solid electrolytes! Key takeaways: [1] hard to make (we used twin-roll quenching) [2] improved ion dynamics [3] unstable under pressure. pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs…
Gregory Rees retweeted
I'm on the job market! I use ultrafast optics + x-rays and cutting-edge simulations + ML/AI to see and engineer chemical dynamics and processes: transport, synthesis, catalysis. How fast can we move ions to make clean energy work? I'm at #AIChE2024, poster and talk in next post👇
Gregory Rees retweeted
📣 @FaradayInst Early Career Researcher (ECR) Collaboration Awards deliver impact!
A great initiative for ECRs to engage in independent research as lead applicants 🔋
Find out how: lnkd.in/eC97Kp9n
ALT Alternative text: A social media card GIF for blog post: ECR Collaboration awards deliver impact. A picture of Brandon, Marcus and Roksana in a UCL lab.
Gregory Rees retweeted
Check our Hua’s paper in @CellRepPhysSci where we [1] investigate high-entropy argyrodites as electrolytes in solid-state Li-S batteries [2] identify Li5.7PS4.7Cl0.65Br0.65 as a promising composition [3] show that low local porosity results in increased CCD
Gregory Rees retweeted
Singlet oxygen is not the main source of electrolyte degradation in lithium oxygen batteries pubs.rsc.org/en/Content/Arti…
Gregory Rees retweeted
Monitoring electrolyte loss and degradation, a widely known battery problem, with ultra-low field NMR. Grateful for this wonderful collaboration with the Budker lab and for the awesome work by Anne, Roman, @teleanuflorin , and others!!! chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxiv…
Gregory Rees retweeted
DPhil student Mengjiang Lin talks about how her research is helping to improve energy storage materials and her experience as an EPSRC ICASE student. @12313_472146701 @OxfordMaterials @OxInst @UKRI_News ukri.org/blog/supporting-the…
We are looking for a #FUSE2024 intern to help us understand interphases in solid-state batteries, please see how to apply here: tinyurl.com/mrxp22e4 Feel free to get in touch if you have any questions!
Deadlines are approaching for Faraday Undergraduate Summer Experience #FUSE2024 internships!
Apply now lnkd.in/eknUH2iU
8 week paid quality research experience with experts in the #battery field🔋
Watch the video of #FUSE2023 interns from #Faraday2023 conference ⬇️
Some IXS Easter fun at NSLSii @BrookhavenLab.
With one Bart for scale. – at Brookhaven, NY
Now for 6 days of QENS on the reborn Osiris @isisneutronmuon
One Bart for scale. – at Harwell Campus, England
A week of inelastic neutron scattering on MARI @isisneutronmuon.
One Bart and Mengjiang for scale. – at Harwell Campus, England
Gregory Rees retweeted
Voltage fade is a tricky problem for Li-rich cathodes. In @JJMarie13's latest paper, we follow the oxygen redox reaction to uncover how voltage fade arises. Take a look at @NatureMaterials and watch this space for more from the @CATMAT_FI team soon. nature.com/articles/s41563-0…
Gregory Rees retweeted
Q. Do Ni-rich cathodes form trapped O2 within them when charged in Li-ion batteries?
A. We believe so, and in our latest work we show how. 👇
Credit to @MJuelsholt and Jun Chen for driving this work as part of the @FaradayInst's @CATMAT_FI project. pubs.rsc.org/en/content/arti…
Gregory Rees retweeted
Many congratulations to the winners of the @FaradayInst Early Career Researcher (ECR) Collaboration Awards 👏
Gregory Rees retweeted
#6 @CATMAT_FI researchers advance high-energy-density cathodes, unravelling molecular oxygen formation at high states of charge. Crucial for reversible high-voltage cycling, this research opens avenues for advancing the range of #EVs. 🚗
🔗faraday.ac.uk/success-storie…
![Canva card of a Case study - Further advances in lithium-rich materials for high-energy-density batteries. Picture is high resolution resonant inelastic X-ray scattering (RIXS) map showing delocalised electron holes on O2 - in charged Na0.6[Li0.2Mn0.8]O2.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GEcS1m9X0AA0uz5.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Canva card of a Case study - Further advances in lithium-rich materials for high-energy-density batteries. Picture is high resolution resonant inelastic X-ray scattering (RIXS) map showing delocalised electron holes on O2 - in charged Na0.6[Li0.2Mn0.8]O2.
Gregory Rees retweeted
I have a PhD studentship available in the @EnergyMatBham group, based in the School of Metallurgy and Materials, University of Birmingham - PLEASE SHARE
Find out about the project and how to apply by following the link: jobs.ac.uk/job/DFL064/phd-st… (1/3)