PhD Position LRCS - CSE-CdF
Updated : 2021.05.12Synthesis and study of Li-rich solid solution alloys as anode for solid state batteries
The topic of this PhD relies on the synthesis and study of Li-based solid-solution alloys as negative electrodes for Li batteries, with the goal of improving their electrochemical reversibility. We will focus on the control of the Li dendritic growth, which largely impede its use, either with organic liquid electrolyte or in “all solid state” inorganic configurations.ion, que ce soit en configuration « électrolyte liquide organique » ou en système « tout-solide inorganique ».
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Updated : 2021.03.18In situ synthesis of high performance electrodes for Li-Ion Batteries : Li(Mn,Ni)2O4-δ spinels
We wish to establish close relationships between stoichiometry, morphology, structure and electrochemical properties of fully characterized positive electrode powders for Li-Ion batteries. An exhaustive approach (precursors, thermal treatments under various pO2, substitution, …) will be used to tune the synthesis of high-performance Li(Ni,Mn)2O4-δ spinels. Phase equilibria during synthesis will be explored in situ using T-controlled XRay or Neutron diffraction under various atmospheres.
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Updated : 2020.05.19Computational Inverse Design of PEM Fuel Cell Electrodes
We propose here a postdoctoral job to develop and apply an innovative theoretical inverse design approach to PEMFC components such as electrodes, micro-porous and gas diffusion layers. Such an approach will encompass continuum computational techniques, topological optimization and machine learning algorithms, getting inspiration from the approach developed by us in the context of one of our ongoing projects on Lithium Ion Batteries.
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Updated : 2020.02.04Study of (dis-)insertion mechanisms within individual cathode crystals (Li / Na-ion battery) by TEM mapping of orientations and crystalline phases using ASTAR system
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Updated : 2020.01.31Maîtrise des interfaces via des polymères conducteurs pour le stockage de l’énergie
L’objectif de ce projet est d’augmenter les performances des électrodes constitutives des batteries en substituant la masse « non active » des électrodes (liant polymère + additif conducteur carboné) par des polymères conducteurs tout en améliorant significativement leur adhérence sur le collecteur de courant. Ainsi, une approche biomimétique basée sur le greffage d’un polymère adhésif et conducteur est proposée pour maitriser les interfaces et construire de nouvelles architectures d’électrodes organisées et entièrement conjuguées avec le collecteur de courant.
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Updated : 2019.12.16Electrochemical analyses: diagnostic tools for characterization of materials and systems for energy storage and conversion
The postdoctoral candidate will be involved in in-depth researches on electrochemical mechanisms implying electrode materials in energy storage and conversion systems. He will base his researches on the use and development of electrochemical techniques making them power-full electrochemical diagnostic tools, in order to better understand the driving mechanisms in the existing systems such as Li/S, all solid state batteries and/or other systems as Na-ion or redox flow.
The candidate will be involved in electrochemical-based and/or transport measurements, in close collaboration with members of LRCS team on several research projects.
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