My research interests are in materials for energy generation and storage with specific interest in electrochemistry and electron microscopy
I received my PhD from UQ in Chemical Engineering in 2007. Since completing my PhD I spent 4 years at DTU-Energy (Danish Technical University) and subsequently 5 years at the Robinson Research Institute at Victoria University of Wellington.
My interests are concerned with: in-situ methods for characterising fuel cell and battery materials, the application of machine learning in new material design, development of new materials for Li-S battery systems and understanding degradation mechanisms in fuel cell and battery systems.