Development of Organic Molecules for Aqueous Redox Flow Batteries
Our research in flow batteries is dedicated to advancing the development of efficient and scalable energy storage solutions. We focus on the design and synthesis of novel redox-active materials and innovative electrolytes that can enhance the performance and durability of redox flow batteries. By employing a systems engineering approach, we aim to optimize the integration of these materials into practical devices, addressing key challenges such as energy density, cycle stability, and cost-effectiveness.
Our interdisciplinary approach leverages cutting-edge techniques in electrochemistry, materials science, and polymer physics to push the boundaries of flow battery technology. Through our work, we strive to contribute to the global effort in creating sustainable and reliable energy storage systems that support renewable energy integration and grid stability.
2D Organic Electron and Ion Conductors
We also develop advanced 2D organic materials with exceptional ion and electron conductive properties, aimed at revolutionizing energy storage devices. Our research focuses on the design, synthesis, and integration of novel 2D organic frameworks that exhibit superior conductivity, stability, scalability and processibility, making them ideal for applications in batteries and supercapacitors.
By exploring the fundamental principles of thermodynamics, kinetics, and electrochemistry, we engineer materials that offer enhanced ion transport and electron mobility. Our goal is to create high-performance conductors that can significantly improve the efficiency and longevity of energy storage system.