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School of Engineering
The transport sector is the fastest growing contributor to climate emissions, accounting for about 23% of global carbon dioxide emissions in 2010 (IPCC, 2014 & WHO).
Decarbonizing transport is one of the largest challenges in the global response to climate change.
This research group is developing emerging, promising, sustainable technologies to accelerate mass-market adoption of electric vehicles, aligning with the scopes of Industrial strategy: building a Britain fit for the future (Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy, November 2017) and Road to zero (Department for Transport, Office for Low Emission Vehicles, July 2018).
Current staff contributing to this research theme:
Salman Abdi Jalebi: design and development of new EV motor
Matthew Alexander: high-resolution electrostatic inkjet printing technology for battery electrodes
Alex Askounis: thermal management of battery
Nigel Clayden: determination of ion-diffusion in battery materials by muon techniques
Miguel Hernaez Saenz De Zaitigui: TBC
John Fielden: new materials development for battery electrodes
Oscar Hui: design and development of new hybrid metal-air battery for EV by additive manufacturing
Eleni Kaplani: PV-battery system for EV
Dianzi Liu: optimisation of PV-battery system
Andrew Mayes: formulation of nanomaterials for printing battery electrodes
Sonia Melendi-Espina: graphene materials for battery electrodes
Aram Saeed: prototype development based on computer-aided designs and formulations for additive manufacturing