Main Research Activities

Developing a full Sodium All Solid-State Battery (Na-ASSB) with superior performances in order to compete with classical Ion-batteries. The PhD student is directly tackling problems such as: synthesis of solid electrolyte and electrode materials (to get highly pure samples together of controlled morphologies), structural characterizations (XRD, NMR, SEM, TEM, TGA, DSC, ...), sintering of solid electrolytes and assembly of batteries using Spark Plasma Sintering, Electrochemical Characterization including ionic conductivity (impedance measurements) and determination of electrochemical stability windows.

This work is supervised by Christian MASQUELIER (LRCS), Vincent SEZNEC (LRCS), and Jean-Nöel CHOTARD (LRCS), also done in continuous collaboration with partners from NUS Singapore (Ass. Prof. Pieremanuele CANEPA, Prof. Stefan ADAMS & Prof. Anthony CHEETHAM) using their input from theoretical calculations and NMR to optimize the compositions in order to obtain a final solid electrolyte showing the best performances.

Academic Training

Master: Nanomaterial Science and Engineering Major, Korea Institute of Science and Technology (under University of Science and Technology, Korea) 2017-2020

Laboratorium : Center for Materials Architecturing, Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST)

Supervisor : Dr. Kim Sang Hoon (KIST)

Topic : Degradation of chemical warfare simulant using sulfur doped mesoporous metal oxide

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Professional skills

Running Projects

Na-MASTER/3 years/ANR-NRF

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