Our research programs are centered on understanding the electronic structures of surfaces, with emphasis on metal oxides, searching for descriptors of catalytic activity, surface/interface reactivity and ion transport, and applying fundamental understanding to design materials for oxygen electrocatalysis, CO2 reduction, ion intercalation and ion conductors, in electrochemical/photoelectrochemical energy conversion and storage, including lithium-ion, flow and metal-air batteries, proton exchange membrane and solid oxide fuel cells.
Our programs include extensive experimental components including synthesis of well-defined surfaces and nanostructured materials, and investigation of processes at the surfaces/interfaces using electrochemical methods coupled with ex situ and in situ X-ray-based and electron-based spectroscopy. These experimental components are used in conjunction with Density Functional Theory computation efforts to develop new, physically based reaction mechanisms and design principles of materials.
Updates about our group members
Congrats 🎈🎉 Bin and great work https://t.co/OBAMc7L6Xf
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) December 17, 2020
Much humbled and honored, credits to current and former lab members, collaborators, mentors, colleages @mit_dmse @MITMechE @RLEatMIT @mitenergy and sponsors. https://t.co/XBB0PBGSA6
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) December 9, 2020
Congratulations to PhD student @DFraggedakis - co-advised by Prof. Martin Bazant - for receiving a Silver 2020 MRS Fall Meeting Graduate Student Award! Wonderful news, and a fantastic achievement Dimitrios! @RLEatMIT @MITChemE @Materials_MRS pic.twitter.com/QMOzrff2KR
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) December 2, 2020
EEL members Daniele Vivona, John Eom, and @YunguangZhu have been working since mid-March to develop a portable, low-cost oxygen concentrator to assist with clinical management of COVID-19. Their work is highlighted below by @MITMechE https://t.co/xk088UT9Qt
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) December 1, 2020
🎉 Congratulations to 1st year PhD student Isabelle, who was selected to participate in the virtual 2021 Global Young Scientists Summit 🎊 @MITMechE @RLEatMIT pic.twitter.com/OXboksQkgV
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) December 1, 2020
EEL is pleased to welcome new postdoc Nicolo Minafra to the group! Nicolo graduated with his PhD in Chemistry from @jlugiessen, researching the structure-property relationship of ionic conductors for all solid-state batteries with @ZeierLab. Welcome to the group Nicolo! @RLEatMIT pic.twitter.com/TH6bn4O5Xn
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) November 16, 2020
🎊Welcome to EEL @MITMechE phd student Isabelle Cunitz! Isabelle graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a BS in Environmental Engineering. She is interested in applying electrochemistry to renewable energy conversion/storage for large-scale decarbonization. pic.twitter.com/DfltcDiWrw
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) October 14, 2020
🎉 Congratulations to 4th year @MITMechE EEL PhD candidate Yirui Zhang, who was accepted to participate in the 2020 "ME Rising Stars Workshop" hosted by @BerkeleyME. Yirui's research focuses on Li-ion batteries and electrochemical interfaces. Fantastic news Yirui 🎊 pic.twitter.com/YYVIqkZ3pb
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) September 10, 2020
🎉 Congratulations to EEL alum Prof. Shuo Chen, who was recently promoted to Associate Professor with Tenure in the Department of Physics, University of Houston @UHouston! Fantastic news and a wonderful achievement, congratulations Shuo 🎊 pic.twitter.com/cywWngFIA0
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) August 19, 2020
🎉Congratulations to EEL alum Bin Cai, currently a postdoc at @PNNLab, for accepting a faculty position in Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at Shandong University, starting in early 2021! Congratulations Bin! 🎊 pic.twitter.com/ncbePLovPD
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) August 17, 2020
EEL is pleased to welcome @MITMechE Master's candidate Gabriel Bradford to the group! Gabe completed his undergrad @BYU. He hopes to work in industry to make energy production and storage cleaner, safer, and more efficient. Welcome to EEL Gabe! @RLEatMIT pic.twitter.com/eNX5NmhLCd
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) July 20, 2020
Via virtual exchange, EEL is pleased to welcome visiting student Haldrian Iriawan to the group. Haldrian is an MEng candidate @ImpMaterials and will be working on catalysing electrochemical nitrogen transformation reactions using metal oxides. Welcome to EEL @haldrianiriawan! pic.twitter.com/dVcV1nAJYU
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) July 15, 2020
Jaclyn Lunger is a 3rd year PhD @mit_dmse. Her research focuses on catalyst design for OER in metal air batteries based on four electron oxidation and reduction of metal oxide. One of Jackie’s hobbies was making rc airplanes! She recently completed a DoE Fellowship @SLAClab pic.twitter.com/aaqsSOhfq7
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) July 7, 2020
During the lab shutodwn, EEL RAs @GrahamLeverick in @MITMechE and Yang Yu in @mit_dmse have been checking on the labs and making sure EEL's return to research has been a smooth and safe process. Thank you Graham and Yang for all of your exceptional work, from all of the group!!
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) June 29, 2020
EEL UROP Sarah Coston is studying 6-2, electrical engineering and computer science. Her research consists of modeling the kinetics of the OER using DFT to improve energy storage. Fun fact: Sarah speaks English, Russian, and French! Welcome to EEL Sarah @MITMechE @MITEECS pic.twitter.com/KxYtvmNaQS
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) June 22, 2020
Sarah McKeever has been the Admin. Asst at EEL for a year @MITMechE @RLEatMIT She is a social scientist by training and did her graduate research on contemporary India and digital activism @CSASPOxford and @KingsIndiaInst Fun fact: she can speak Hindi and has lived in India pic.twitter.com/98OEUglvgR
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) June 15, 2020
🎉Sipei is also a part of @johnsonchem https://t.co/OBhGRwAeRc
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) June 9, 2020
EEL research administration is supported by Stephanie Muto, a Fiscal Officer in @RLEatMIT. Stephanie has been at MIT for 13 years and in RLE for 5! She has supported EEL's work for 2.5 years. Fun fact about Stephanie: she actually lives on a boat! pic.twitter.com/9sk6rFU15x
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) June 8, 2020
David is an Assistant Prof. @umichme, and his group researches the fundamental processes involved in the operation of electrochemical devices https://t.co/7qIAQywY1v Also check out the press release from Pi Tau Sigma to learn more! https://t.co/zfGo5UBH0M
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) June 5, 2020
Congratulations to EEL alum @dpfenning for being promoted to Assoc. Professor with Tenure at @UCSanDiego!! 😀👍 @MITMechE PhD grad in 2013 with @toniobuonassisi and EEL postdoc 2013-15. Check out the exciting research his group is doing on renewable energy https://t.co/Loyg3mfOKm pic.twitter.com/T6y7d2JsIV
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) May 28, 2020
Big congrats👏 to @jsuntivich for getting tenure at @Cornell, PhD @mit_dmse 2012, and you made us so proud😁 @NorthwesternEng @Harvard @kastoerz @DrRisch @IfanStephens @dpfenning @wes_hong @CJohnEom @ECSorg #electrochemistry #catalysis #volcano #AcademicChatter pic.twitter.com/td6OjSlTn5
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) May 27, 2020
🎉Exciting news for EEL PhD student Thaneer Narayanan, who has been awarded the Wunsch Foundation Silent Hoist and Crane Award for Student with Best Paper or Thesis or TA by @MITMechE 🎊 Congratulations Thaneer!
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) May 22, 2020
Congratulations to EEL PhD Daniele Vivona, who has also been awarded a 2020 Wunsch Foundation Silent Hoist and Crane Award for Student with Best Paper or Thesis or TA by @MITMechE !! Great news and well-done Daniele! 🎊
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) May 22, 2020
🎉EEL is thrilled to announce that postdoc Jeffrey Lopez has accepted a faculty position as an Asst. Professor in the Chemical & Biological Engineering Department at Northwestern University, starting September 2021! Congratulations Jeff!! 🎊 @RLEatMIT pic.twitter.com/LyQtb7BwUw
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) May 18, 2020
Thaneer Narayanan is a fourth-year PhD candidate in @MITMechE. His PhD thesis is focused on prototype development of high energy density storage systems using electrochemical and rheological performance optimization and techno-economic modelling @RLEatMIT pic.twitter.com/4kyldgdSQe
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) May 14, 2020
Graham Leverick is a 4th year PhD Candidate in @MITMechE
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) May 7, 2020
His research focuses on understanding and exploiting fundamental molecular interactions in electrolytes to improve electrochemical processes and ion mobility. @RLEatMIT pic.twitter.com/XnWQIK5wpe
Graham is originally from Winnipeg, Canada. He graduated with his https://t.co/6Ij47iabU0. and https://t.co/g4mel5IViQ. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Manitoba! @umanitoba @MITMechE @RLEatMIT @GrahamLeverick
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) May 7, 2020
In addition, Graham is also a 2020 Siebel Foundation Scholar! @MITMechE @SiebelScholars
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) May 7, 2020
1st year EEL PhD student Daniel Zheng works jointly with Prof. Yuriy Roman's group. His research consists of looking into fundamental design principles of electrocatalysts for small molecule and liquid fuel oxidation/reduction @mit_dmse pic.twitter.com/RhK9I5RtY4
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) May 1, 2020
Daniel earned his B.S. in Materials Science and Engineering from Cornell University in 2019.
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) May 1, 2020
In his free time he enjoys playing board games, tennis, and reading! @mit_dmse @CornellEng
EEL is proud to join @johnsonchem in congratulating postdoc Bo Qiao on his new position at ShanghaiTech as an assistant professor! He will join the School of Physical Science and Technology and his future research will focus on polymer materials. Congratulations Bo! @RLEatMIT pic.twitter.com/fPY2sQDrQT
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) April 23, 2020
EEL PhD student Dimitrios Fraggedakis works on elucidating the mechanisms behind ion intercalation, ion transport and phase separation in Li-ion batteries. He hopes to improve existing energy technologies by understanding the fundamental principles behind them @MITChemE pic.twitter.com/qSFOafGBwy
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) April 21, 2020
Dimitrios' topic "combines the deep understanding of fundamentals with their use in practical applications, such as developing efficient energy storage devices. This is the signature of MIT, where our deep understanding is used for solving problems @DFraggedakis @MITChemE
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) April 21, 2020
Exciting news 🎊 🎉 EEL PhD student Chris Mallia has been awarded a 2020 National Defense Science and Engineering Graduate (NDSEG) Fellowship Award! Congratulations Chris, well-deserved and great work! @mit_dmse @NDSEG @Hunter_College @RLEatMIT
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) April 21, 2020
Visiting Student Alessandra Accogli is currently a volunteer in the COVID-19 emergency unit organized by @polimi. She is helping prepare sanitizing solutions, testing new materials for masks, and helping companies transition to make masks. An inspiration to us all! @RLEatMIT pic.twitter.com/kmaFin4D0p
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) April 17, 2020
Our next EEL member in focus is PhD student Yirui Zhang. Yirui works on in situ characterization of interfacial reactions and kinetics of energy storage systems, such as Li-ion batteries.
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) April 15, 2020
Fun fact: she loves cooking and eating nice food! @MITMechE pic.twitter.com/DWxniMc92R
Yirui said, "I became interested in energy related research since undergrad when I worked in a tribology lab. I was shocked that 1/3 of fuel energy used had to overcome friction. I decided to work on energy storage. MIT attracted me due to its advanced energy research.” @MITMechE
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) April 15, 2020
🎉Congratulations to EEL postdoc
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) April 10, 2020
Dr. Jeffrey Lopez for winning the 2020 Henkel Award for Outstanding Graduate Research in Polymer Science and Engineering 🎉 Fantastic news and well deserved! @acspmse @StanfordEng @johnsonchem @RLEatMIT pic.twitter.com/HJReQ98s9C
Dr. Yunguang Zhu has been a postdoc at EEL since 2017. He mainly focuses studying redox flow and molten-salt metal-air battery for stationary energy storage applications. He likes to watch detective movies and read detective novels. Agatha Christie is his favorite novelist! pic.twitter.com/1xAx6LnTsQ
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) April 10, 2020
Congratulations to EEL PhD Dongwook Lee for his new position as an Assistant Professor at Hongik University 🎉 @mit_dmse @dongwooklee18 pic.twitter.com/2v03DNFnVS
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) April 9, 2020
Michael’s research focuses on understanding ion conduction through polymer electrolytes for battery applications. Some of his interests outside research include cooking, skiing, and wood working.
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) April 3, 2020
The EEL group member featured this week is Michael Stolberg. Michael did his undergrad @UCBerkeley with a major in Physics and a Minor in Chemistry. He is currently a PhD student in @mit_dmse and is jointly advised in the @johnsonchem group. pic.twitter.com/CNHDjmIPrg
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) April 3, 2020
Congratulations to EEL and @johnsonchem group member Michael Stolberg for receiving an Honorable Mention in the highly competitive NSF Graduate Research Fellowships Program! @RLEatMIT @NSFGRFP
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) March 31, 2020
Daniele Vivona, 1st year PhD with @MITMechE is researching combined modeling and experimental techniques at EEL. He focuses on mechanisms of Ionic conductivity in solid materials to develop design guidelines for electrochemical materials and energy conversion devices. pic.twitter.com/PuCGBETh1U
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) March 13, 2020
New EEL postdoc @CJohnEom received his PhD from Cornell studying in situ structure-property relationships of metal-oxide catalysts with @jsuntivich. At EEL John will explore fundamental interactions at electrochemical interfaces with spectroscopy for sustainable energy solutions pic.twitter.com/vEGa6C2ENV
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) March 6, 2020
Li-ion batteries have become an essential part of everyday life and industry. @mit_dmse graduate student Yang Yu describes the principles and some of the challenges facing Li-ion innovations to @MITMechE undergraduates pic.twitter.com/2tSObQObIq
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) February 27, 2020
A report on the lemon tree - the graduation gift from Kelsey @kastoerz, Wesley, Joe, Alex, David and Pierre, Ph.D. alum 2016 from @EELabMIT. The tree did not pass the first Boston winter unfortunately. We replaced it with an orange tree and it has a large orange now. thank you! pic.twitter.com/FBBgpItXNv
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) February 11, 2020
welcome, Sipei and a great start. @RLEatMIT @mitenergy @MITMechE https://t.co/zIVZF2h6w9
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) February 4, 2020
Freshman EEL UROP Emily Fang is studying the effect of interparticle attraction on phase stability of carbon black suspension in flow through thin channels. Prevention of phase separation is essential in semi-solid flow battery operation and large-scale energy storage. pic.twitter.com/US2Su8RQTp
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) February 3, 2020
Happy birthday to EEL postdoc Jin Soo Kang! pic.twitter.com/sYM645gndr
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) January 28, 2020
MechE Sophomore and UROP Gaby Alvarez is studying the influence of temperature and entropy on aprotic metal air batteries. This fundamental research is improving our understanding of O2 redox, which will be influential in electrochemical energy storage systems @MITMechE pic.twitter.com/A0TxgKiKN4
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) January 27, 2020
Reshma among top energy woman scientists https://t.co/DHUvGJQ39f
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) January 25, 2020
Freshman UROP Sam Acquaviva is studying new ways of using iodide redox to enable higher energy density beyond lithium ion battery chemistries. He is also researching Halide-based redox mediators for next generation Li batteries. Welcome to EEL Sam! pic.twitter.com/uEtWIFkGXX
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) January 21, 2020
MIT Professor Yang Shao-Horn did consider herself not good enough for academia, her first interviews for academic positions didn't work... but she's grateful for that.
— Fail_InspiringResilience (@failSharing) January 9, 2020
Curious to know why? Watch her talk at the last FAIL event at MIT!https://t.co/2isihb0BL0
EEL UROP Benjamin Burke is using dielectric relaxation spectroscopy (DRS) to better understand the dynamics of ion conduction in liquid and polymer electrolytes. pic.twitter.com/NDdIFIvNtR
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) January 9, 2020
Happy holiday greetings from EEL, friends and family, and best wishes for a peaceful and happy 2020. May your holidays be filled with magic and joy. pic.twitter.com/kC38mR0s8l
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) December 21, 2019
Happy birthday!🎂🎊🎉 Jeff Lopez, and what a handsome group 😀, @johnsonchem @RLEatMIT @StanfordEnergy @StanfordEng pic.twitter.com/pd6bhzCqBg
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) December 20, 2019
EEL PhD student Jaclyn Lunger will joining the @SUNCAT_Center for the Spring Term on a DoE Graduate Student Research Award. Her work focuses on oxygen-evolution catalysis and computation. Congratulations Jackie! #catalysis pic.twitter.com/yZ1zN2r6bP
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) December 19, 2019
Congrats Sipei and we look forward to welcoming and having you here @RLEatMIT @johnsonchem https://t.co/Yl3W6NbqLL
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) December 19, 2019
EEL postdoc Reshma Rao's work on catalysts for electrochemical water splitting is featured in a @MITMechE article on renewable energy conversion and storage technology research at MIT https://t.co/yP7Co1m0Fz
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) December 19, 2019
Reshma works on putting electrons to work - break/make chemical bonds, specifically water splitting to make hydrogen-based energy carriers at mit and she starts her postdoc at imperial in 2020 @IfanStephens @durrant_group #hydrogen #electrochemistry @MITMechE https://t.co/1XMa2Z8QMi
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) December 17, 2019
Introducing Alessandra Accogli from Politecnico di Milano (@SEElab_POLIMI) at MIT under the Roberto Rocca Fellowship. Please join Prof. Luca Magagnin's seminar this Friday @mit_dmse @MITMechE
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) December 2, 2019
Electrochemical Processes for Microrobotics/Devices DECEMBER 6 at 3 pm in 3-133, MIT pic.twitter.com/ZXPlOK61Qa
A birthday celebration photo Today. Happy Birthday! Yirui🎉🎁🎂 @zhangYirui @MITstudents @MITMechE pic.twitter.com/cdfW4U6zXW
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) November 23, 2019
Congrats to Yirui Zhang, impressive first publication, great collaborations for Martin Bazant @MITChemE and Yang Shao-Horn @MITMechE @mit_dmse teams #electrochemistry #Battery https://t.co/cfyV15tsEu
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) November 19, 2019
Congratulations to Graham Leverick selected as a Siebel Scholar 2020 @SiebelScholars. Photoed with Professor Wang and Ms. Regan @MITMechE, Dean Chandrakasan
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) November 16, 2019
@MITEngineering, @umanitoba, @ECSorg, #electrochemistry, #battery pic.twitter.com/wNjfhEtepB
Which beam is stronger: @argonne @advancedphoton or the smiles of our junior grad students, leading a SAXS/WAXS trip for the first time? 🤔 #12IDB #xrays4days pic.twitter.com/N0FyHh3FY4
— The ~Remote~ Jeremiah Johnson Group (@johnsonchem) November 15, 2019
A great evening to celebrate John Goodenough’s Nobel prize and here is one special photo with John Goodenough and Allen Bard for some of us. pic.twitter.com/GTn4TwfMCi
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) October 27, 2019
Congratulations to our very own Graham Michael Leverick! #energy #research https://t.co/qXTqm8pWGM
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) October 21, 2019
Updates about our publications
Stimulating collaborations, and cool designs and synthesis https://t.co/8acE771YOh
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) January 5, 2021
Kudos to Seiha @nccr_marvel and Roman @ZeierLab and what a fascinating topic. Happy New Year everyone 🎈🎆🎉 https://t.co/w9lZTeZMNc
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) January 1, 2021
Check out the latest work from Yang Yu @mit_dmse and all, revealing Depth-Dependent Redox of NMC in Li-Ion Batteries, using soft X-ray @CanLightSource and hard X-ray @SSRLnews@SLAClab #battchat https://t.co/v2GCNizW3q
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) December 8, 2020
Amazing work on storing energy in long fibers from Tural and all from Fink Group @mit_dmse and collaborators. Congrats 👍 and finally out. 100 m Long Thermally Drawn Supercapacitor Fibers with Applications to 3D Printing and Textiles. https://t.co/hnHUymFeqK
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) November 6, 2020
Measuring ammonia from N2RR can be tricky- Check out the recent work from Juan Giner Sanz @RLEatMIT and @upv - the Salicylate Method for Ammonia Quantification in Nitrogen Electroreduction, in JES @ECSorg https://t.co/kvlEuEjOXV, with @GrahamLeverick
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) October 3, 2020
Congrats to Shuai and colleagues at @Yu riy_roman on the review of Conversion of Methane into Liquid Fuels—Bridging Thermal Catalysis with Electrocatalysis https://t.co/hxKOc6zwa7
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) September 28, 2020
Congrats to @Reshma_R_Rao @ElectrochemICL and collaborators on new findings of water and oxide. @ECSorg #electrochem Reactivity with Water and Bulk Ruthenium Redox of Lithium Ruthenate in Basic Solutions https://t.co/0lk08cY4pB
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) July 22, 2020
Predictive Design of Oligoethylene Glycol-Based Lithium Electrolytes from @bodachemi, Somesh and work from 4 labs, @johnsonchem @EELabMIT Grossman, Gomez-Bombarelli @mit_dmse @MITMechE @ChemistryMIT #MachineLearning #batteries https://t.co/rNzN6AJMDf
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) June 23, 2020
Work of Thaneer @MITMechE @YunguangZhu and many others for 3 years 🎉🎊 #electrochem #batteries in collaboration with fluid mechanics @garethmckinley High-energy and high-power Zn-Ni flow batteries with semi-solid electrodes @mitenergy https://t.co/YYBRqFh10W
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) June 4, 2020
🎉🎊Check out the cool paper of Yang Yu @mit_dmse and colleagues in @ChemMater On Establishing Electronic and Phononic Signatures of Reversible Lattice Oxygen Oxidation In Li-Ion Batteries #battchat #electrochem https://t.co/2s51UJlCgt
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) June 1, 2020
congrats to @DFraggedakis on the latest research: A scaling law to determine phase morphologies during ion intercalation in @EES_journal with @zhang_yirui @MITMechE and many others in Martin Bazant's group @MITChemE #battchat https://t.co/FAnLKVKZdJ
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) May 27, 2020
Interesting work from You’s group at @argonne can we use surface X-ray scattering to ‘see’ the electrified interface? - Stern layers on RuO2 (100) and (110) in electrolyte, also with @Reshma_R_Rao, https://t.co/Sj2AAMOauF #electrochem @ECSorg @ISE_Division7
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) May 21, 2020
Congrats to @Reshma_R_Rao, Manuel, Livia, Jackie and collaborators at @advancedphoton, Yu Katayama @IfanStephens @TVegge Ib Chorkendorff @DTUtweet on identifying active sites #electrochemical water oxidation in @NatureCatalysis @mitenergy @MITMechE https://t.co/r6qeoyaWy2
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) May 12, 2020
Accepted manuscript alert! With @johnsonchem and the Grossman group, "Towards Designing Highly Conductive Polymer Electrolyte by Machine Learning Assisted Coarse-Grained Molecular Dynamics" https://t.co/ufAwZIKTl0@mit_dmse @RLEatMIT @MITChemE @ChemMater
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) April 28, 2020
Kudos also to Somesh, Jeff, Graham, Ryiochi @RyoichiTatara and Arthur. @MITMechE @RLEatMIT https://t.co/5RgzRIVqfr
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) April 21, 2020
An EEL collaboration with Meng from SUST and Andy from UWO was recently accepted by @acsnano. This work investigated nanosized CuS catalysts for the Na-O2 battery using the in-situ environmental TEM technology. Congratulations to all involved!https://t.co/DQiawI1G5O
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) March 9, 2020
Congratulations to all involved in the successful publication of this exciting work! The Role of Diphenyl Carbonate Additive on the Interfacial Reactivity of Positive Electrodes in Li-ion Batteries https://t.co/FpS0hnJ6fc
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) March 4, 2020
@ECSorg @mit_dmse @MITMechE
Finally, Congrats to Jiayu, Denis and Livia in collaboration with @yuriy_roman rejected 3 times and writing improved much through all the revisions! Bismuth Substituted Strontium Cobalt Perovskites for Catalyzing Oxygen Evolution https://t.co/ww7xWxDBSy
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) February 29, 2020
Congrats to Graham @MITMechE and all, on Solvent/Anion-Dependent Li+-O2- Coupling and Implications for Li-O2 #batteries, in collaboration with Grossman group @mit_dmse @mitenergy @RLEatMIT https://t.co/uR96eJ9m9I
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) February 15, 2020
👍thanks to Michael and Sipei https://t.co/qgvAbiOUaF
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) February 7, 2020
A start of an exciting adventure! Great thanks to the work of Jeff (Lopez) and Stephanie (Muto) @RLEatMIT @ClimateMIT @mitenergy https://t.co/VK7xzKF6m1
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) February 4, 2020
Our new work done by Dr. Li et al. : Surface Changes of LiNixMnyCo1-x-yO2 in Li-Ion Batteries Using In Situ Surface-Enhanced Raman Spectroscopy https://t.co/jKaHdnBDr5
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) January 31, 2020
Stable Pt shells on carbide - catalyzing oxygen reduction in fuel cells from @yuriy_roman, and Marc Ledendecker at Max-Planck-Institut für Eisenforschung in Nat. Mater doi:10.1038/s41563-019-0555-5
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) December 17, 2019
Congrats to Daniel, Aaron, and the rest of the team. @MITChemE @MITMechE
It is out!
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) December 13, 2019
Cool work of Nolan from @johnsonchem in collaboration with Jeff and Yunguang @YunguangZhu from @EELabMIT and Voorhis group @ChemistryMIT @MITMechE @mit_dmse #battery #electrochemistry
An N‐Heterocyclic Carbene Derived Distonic Radical Cation https://t.co/Unt4lK276j
Wonderful collaborations with Grossman and Johnson groups and stimulating/catalyzing discussion #energy #electrochemistry @mit_dmse @mitenergy https://t.co/mIBaMTJ6VL
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) December 9, 2019
Hydrogen bubbles are produced at an electrode during water electrolysis in MIT’s Electrochemical Energy Lab. Led by Professor Yang Shao-Horn, the lab focuses on gaining an atomic-level understanding of reactions during electrochemical water splitting #energy
— MIT MechE (@MITMechE) December 9, 2019
🎥: John Freidah pic.twitter.com/nr9VUZz7pp
Congrats 👏 to Weijiang and Ju Li's group @mit_dmse on the latest - FSI-inspired solvent and “full fluorosulfonyl” electrolyte for 4V-class lithium-metal batteries in EES, with Johnson @johnsonchem and Shao-Horn @EELabMIT labs , #Battery @mitenergy @energy https://t.co/yBnZIZprip
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) November 21, 2019
The LearningMatter Lab of Gomez-Bombarelli @mit_dmse selected for ARPA-e DIFFERENTIATE on accelerating catalyst design with ML, along with Shao-Horn @EELabMIT, Olivetti, Varanasi @MITMechE, Myers and Blaiszik at @argonne, Davenport and Perry at UTRC #catalyst, #electrochemistry
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) November 20, 2019
Revealing Electrolyte Oxidation via Carbonate Dehydrogenation on Ni-based Oxides in Li-ion Batteries by in situ FT-IR - now published in Energy & Environmental Science https://t.co/fSEmpmgxcO,
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) November 19, 2019
Nice work, Will and Botao. Delighted to collaborate with Roman group - Synthesis of 2D molybdenum carbide nanosheets for hydrogen evolution, @MITMechE, @ECSorg, @yuriy_roman, @mitenergy, @MITChemE, #electrochemistry, #electrocatalysis, https://t.co/KMpExc6JQE
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) November 16, 2019
Want to tune the stability of MOF in solutions? check out Shuai Yuan's latest work. Stability Trend of Metal−Organic Frameworks with Heterometal-Modified Hexanuclear Zr Building Units https://t.co/it3IbLfawb
— Electrochemical Energy Laboratory @ MIT (@EELabMIT) October 24, 2019