The Solid State Ionics Lab is a research group in the department of Metallurgical Engineering and Materials Science, Indian Institute of Technology Indore. Our group is involved in experimental research and primarily focuses on the design and development of functional materials for electrochemical energy storage.
We aim to develop battery materials (cathodes & solid electrolytes for Li/Na batteries) as a means to have safer, cheaper, and better-performing electrochemical energy storage systems. The overarching goal of our group is to investigate fundamental questions related to Li+ and Na+ conduction, interfacial phenomena, and their impact on the charge/discharge capacities, cyclic stability, and capacity fading of rechargeable batteries.
By employing advanced experimental techniques, including operando X-ray diffraction, electron microscopy, and electrochemical analysis, we elucidate the structural and compositional changes occurring in various cathode materials during cycling to optimize their performance.
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