Meet Yoana Grudeva, a new member of the MSM team at the University of Portsmouth, working on modelling Phase Change Electrodes, currently focusing on nano LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate) particles and understanding the origin of voltage hysteresis. https://batterymodel.co.uk/our-team/wp2/
Meet Dr. Kawa Manmi, Research Fellow at the University of Warwick, focused on physics-based modeling of Li-ion batteries Specifically, formation and growth of the SEI layer. https://batterymodel.co.uk/workpackages/#workpackage2
Meet Dr Mehrdad Babazadeh, Research Fellow at the University of Warwick, tackling battery modelling! 25+ years across academia & industry. Now unlocking the secrets of low-temperature modelling of Li-ion batteries! ❄️⚡️ More info: https://batterymodel.co.uk/workpackages/#workpackage3
Check out this video by Ruihe Li, a PhD student in Imperial College London, talking about his work on the modelling the electrolyte related degradation using PyBaMM.
Dr. Simon O' Kane, Imperial College London, introduces his research on modelling Li-ion battery degradation. His models are part of PyBaMM, so you can try them for yourself!
Meet Dr Ivan Korotkin, a Senior Research Fellow at @unisouthampton! 🎓 He is creating fast and accurate models of Li-ion #batteries 🔋 and seamlessly integrating them into high-performance code. ⚡️ He co-developed DandeLiion, a set of cutting-edge #batterysoftware tools, and BPX, the first physics-based Battery Parameter eXchange standard. DandeLiion: https://www.dandeliion.com/ BPX: https://bpxstandard.com/ LinkedIn (since I don’t have a Twitter account): https://www.linkedin.com/in/ivan-korotkin/
We are thrilled to introduce Dr. Mayur Bonkile, Postdoctoral Research Associate at Imperial College London Mayur is tackling a critical challenge in #battery safety 🔋 - understanding #thermal runaway. In his #research with @Billy Wu and @Gregory Offer, he is developing physics-based models in #PyBaMM to couple thermal runaway behaviour with #degradation modes. 🌡️⚙️ These insights are a valuable tool for both #industry and #academia to build upon. Further links to dive deeper into his research! 📚✨ MSM: https://batterymodel.co.uk/ ESE: https://www.imperial.ac.uk/electrochem-sci-eng PyBaMM: https://pybamm.org/ Mayur: https://www.imperial.ac.uk/people/m.bonkile
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📢The MSM Consortium have gathered today at the University of Oxford, sharing exciting research updates💡🔋⚡️
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📽️⚡️Meet Yoana Grudeva, a new member of the MSM team at the @portsmouthuni , working on modelling Phase Change Electrodes, currently focusing on nano LFP (Lithium Iron Phosphate) particles and understanding the origin of voltage hysteresis.
https://batterymodel.co.uk/our-team/wp2/
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📢📢Another MSM paper published - check it out!

Diagnosing health in composite battery electrodes with explainable dee... https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2666546824000181
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