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  • About MSM
    • Problem Outline
    • Research and Approach
    • Aims
  • Research
    • Work Packages
      • WP1 – Experimental & Digital Parameterisation
      • WP2 – Continuum Design for Real Problems
      • WP3 – Control & Estimation Methods
    • Outputs
  • Consortium
  • Team
    • Management Team
    • Research Teams
      • WP1 – Experimental & Digital Parameterisation
      • WP2 – Continuum Design for Real Problems
      • WP3 – Control & Estimation Methods
  • Publications
  • News and Media
  • Contacts
MultiScale Modelling MultiScale Modelling
  • About MSM
    • Problem Outline
    • Research and Approach
    • Aims
  • Research
    • Work Packages
      • WP1 – Experimental & Digital Parameterisation
      • WP2 – Continuum Design for Real Problems
      • WP3 – Control & Estimation Methods
    • Outputs
  • Consortium
  • Team
    • Management Team
    • Research Teams
      • WP1 – Experimental & Digital Parameterisation
      • WP2 – Continuum Design for Real Problems
      • WP3 – Control & Estimation Methods
  • Publications
  • News and Media
  • Contacts

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Experimental and Digital Parameterisation

Chris Skylaris

Position: Co-I, WP1 Leader

Professor Chris-Kriton Skylaris is at the School of Chemistry at the University of Southampton. He co-leads the Experimental and Digital parametrisation work package and is working on the development of large-scale atomistic simulation models for batteries in the ONETEP program and their coupling to higher scale modes as in the PyBaMM program.

Chris Skylaris

Co-I, WP1 Leader

Professor Chris-Kriton Skylaris is at the School of Chemistry at...

Emma Kendrick

Position: Co-I, WP1 Leader

WP1 is co-led by Emma Kendrick (Birmingham) and Chris Kriton Skylaris (Southampton), and supported by Harry Hoster (Lancaster), Denis Kramer (Southampton), Sam Cooper (ICL), Charles Monroe (Oxford), Paul Shearing (UCL), Saiful Islam (Oxford) and Ben Morgan (Bath). Models which have many different parameters are only effective if the initial values for these parameters are as close to the real value as possible. To some extent, these parameters can be either measured, using carefully controlled experiments, or estimated through sound theoretical means

Emma Kendrick

Co-I, WP1 Leader

WP1 is co-led by Emma Kendrick (Birmingham) and Chris Kriton...

Arihant Bhandari

    Position: Research Associate

    Dr. Arihant Bhandari is a research fellow at the School of Chemistry, University of Southampton, working with Prof. Chris-Kriton Skylaris on the development of methods for atomic scale modelling of electrochemical interfaces.

      Arihant Bhandari

      Research Associate

      Dr. Arihant Bhandari is a research fellow at the School...

      Carlos Garcia

        Position: Research Associate

        Dr Carlos Garcia is a Research Associate at the Electrochemical Science and Engineering Group, Imperial College London. His research turns around electrochemical characterisation and rapid ageing, supporting the development of new and improved lithium-ion batteries.

          Carlos Garcia

          Research Associate

          Dr Carlos Garcia is a Research Associate at the Electrochemical...

          Jacek Dziedzic

            Position: Research Associate

            Jacek Dziedzic’s work on MSM focuses on methods for implicit solvation and their implementation in the ONETEP program for linear-scaling density functional theory calculations.

              Jacek Dziedzic

              Research Associate

              Jacek Dziedzic’s work on MSM focuses on methods for implicit...

              Yongxiu Chen

                Position: Research Associate

                Dr. Yongxiu Chen is a postdoc research associate at Energy and materials group of University of Birmingham, where he works with Prof. Emma Kendrick on experimental parameterizations, thus investigating the physical, chemical, and electrochemical database for novel materials, identifying the rate-limiting electrode of any full formats cell, learning the degradation mechanism of full cell, and tracking the solid-state interface (SEI) layer evolution for full cell.

                  Yongxiu Chen

                  Research Associate

                  Dr. Yongxiu Chen is a postdoc research associate at Energy...

                  Julian Holland

                    Position: Associated PhD

                    Julian Holland is a Faraday-aligned PhD researcher at the University of Southampton, where he works with Prof. Chris Skylaris on the atomistic modelling of battery materials including graphite nanoparticles and solid-electrolyte material LLZO.

                      Julian Holland

                      Associated PhD

                      Julian Holland is a Faraday-aligned PhD researcher at the University...

                      Roksana Jackowska

                        Position: PhD

                        Roksana is a PhD Researcher at the University of Birmingham, where she works under the supervision of Professor Emma Kendrick on developing methodologies for the parameterisation of battery interfaces.

                          Roksana Jackowska

                          PhD

                          Roksana is a PhD Researcher at the University of Birmingham,...

                          James Marco

                          Position: Co-I

                          Professor James Marco is Head of the Energy Directorate at WMG and leads the Battery Systems Research Group. Broad research interests are focussed on the challenge of scaling-up individual battery cells to complete energy storage systems, including the use of data-driven, modelling, and experimental methods to optimise battery integration, performance and life.

                          James Marco

                          Co-I

                          Professor James Marco is Head of the Energy Directorate at...

                          Marcus Tuchel

                            Position: Associated PhD

                            Marcus Tuchel is an associated PhD student at the University of Birmingham investigating in-situ sensors within Li-ion batteries to determine the battery’s state of health or to detect faults. He is supervised by Professor Emma Kendrick

                              Marcus Tuchel

                              Associated PhD

                              Marcus Tuchel is an associated PhD student at the University...

                              Kawinkorn Iamrod

                                Position: Associated PhD
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                                  Kawinkorn Iamrod

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                                  Brad Ayers

                                    Position: Associated PhD
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                                      Brad Ayers

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                                      Jon Sansom

                                        Position: Research Associate

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                                          Jon Sansom

                                          Research Associate

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                                          Irma Houmadi

                                            Position: Associated PhD

                                            Irma is an associated PhD student at the University of Birmingham, looking at developing novel sensing methodologies to monitor battery performance, degradation, and safety. She is jointly supervised by Professor Emma Kendrick and Professor Gerard Fernando.

                                              Irma Houmadi

                                              Associated PhD

                                              Irma is an associated PhD student at the University of...

                                              Charles Monroe

                                                Position: Co-I
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                                                  Gregory Offer

                                                    Position: Co-I

                                                    Professor Gregory Offer is the PI of the MSM project. Professor of Electrochemical Engineering at Imperial College London his research spans the interface between the science of how batteries work and the engineering of how to design the best products around them.

                                                      Gregory Offer

                                                      Co-I

                                                      Professor Gregory Offer is the PI of the MSM project....

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