Main Research Activities

My work is  the modeling and characterization of the “formation” step (linked to the SEI growth) of the LIB manufacturing process. This is an important and time-consuming step in the LIB manufacturing, and my work will be crucial to advance at its understanding and proposing solutions for speeding up this step. Using 3D-resolved kinetic Monte Carlo to simulate SEI growth within complex 3D computer-generated and tomography morphologies of the electrodes, then incorporating them in a performance model to analyze its impact.

Academic Training

• Master (Carnegie Mellon University, 2017-2019, Supervisor: Jay Whitacre, Subject: Materials Science, Thesis: Microwave Synthesized TiP₂O₇ assisted By Carbon-Coating As Anode Material for Aqueous Rechargeable Lithium Ion Batteries)
• Bachelor (Huazhong University of Science and Technology, 2013-2017, Supervisor: Yunhui Huang, Subject: Materials Science and Engineering, Thesis: Formation of Defects in Discharge Products at the Cathode of Li-O₂ Battery)

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Professional skills

Running Projects

ARTISTIC, 2018-2023, ERC

www.u-picardie.fr/erc-artistic/

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