Electrochemical energy storage and conversion

Dr Maha Yusuf

Anode-free solid state batteries (AFSSBs), which utilize a current collector (CC) such as stainless steel (SS) as the negative electrode, are a promising next-generation battery technology for sustainable electric vehicles.

An opportunity exists to join a new research group studying Electrochemical energy storage and conversion in 2027.  For more details please email  maha.yusuf@princeton.edu

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