Operando studies of battery materials

 

in-situ xrd

To kick off the working group on “In-situ x-ray cells”  at the Danish Battery Symposium 2016, Lars Fahl Lundegaard and Dorthe Bomholdt Ravnsbæk held short presentations about different in situ cells for characterization of battery materials.

See his presentation by following the link below:

Presentations from the working groups
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WG 1: In-situ x-ray cells

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Dorthe Bomholdt Ravnsbæk

Dorthe B. Ravnsbæk obtained her PhD in nanotechnology at the Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Center (iNANO), Aarhus University in 2011. Her PhD work focused on synthesis and structural characterization of novel metal hydrides for hydrogen storage. In 2012 she became a post-doctoral affiliate at Department of Material Science and Engineering at MIT in the group of Prof. Yet-Ming Chiang. Here she worked on developing and utilizing novel operando diffraction techniques to investigate the phase transformation mechanism in Li-ion cathode materials.

During the winter 2014 she was appointed Assistant Professor at Department of Physics, Chemistry and Pharmacy at University of Southern Denmark. The focus of her research group is development of electrode materials for novel types of batteries and gaining fundamental insights into relations between structure, composition and electrochemical performance.

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