Novel Ionic Conductors for Energy Group

The Novel Ionic Conductors for Energy (NICE) group brings together top students and strives to become an innovative, practical and respected group in the field of solid-state electrolyte. The group is committed to enhancing the safety of lithium batteries through electrolyte solidification, overcoming technical difficulties in the process, conducting in-depth research on key materials and phenomena, and applying the findings to battery technology and beyond to. A major focus of the lab is to train the next generation of scientists and high-level multidisciplinary engineers for the profession of solid-state energy storage; thus, we will create an environment conducive to learning and mastering new skills.

  solid-state lithium battery; lithium resource extraction; advanced composite electrodes; flexible battery.

Students and researchers from different disciplines such as materials / computational materials science / physics / chemical engineering / mechanics who are interested in cultivating multidisciplinary cross-cooperation and comprehensive ability and jointly exploring the future energy storage technologies and industrial applications are welcome to join us!