Publikasjoner
- Effects of Different Doping Strategies on Cubic Li7La3Zr2O12 Solid-State Li-Ion Battery Electrolytes Les publikasjonen
- Rate-Dependent Evolution of Microstructure and Stress in Silicon Films Deposited by Electron Beam Evaporation Les publikasjonen
- On the Evolution of Stress and Microstructure in Radio Frequency-Sputtered Lead-Free (Ba,Ca)(Zr,Ti)O3 Thin Films Les publikasjonen
- Fe/Zr binary MOF-based separator for highly efficient polysulfide adsorption and conversion in Li-S batteries Les publikasjonen
- Effects of powder properties on the 3D printing of BaTiO3 ceramic resins by stereolithography Les publikasjonen
- High-Rate Epitaxial Growth of Silicon Using Electron Beam Evaporation at High Temperatures Les publikasjonen
- Synergistic Effect of Bimetallic MOF Modified Separator for Long Cycle Life Lithium-Sulfur Batteries Les publikasjonen
- EPITAXIAL GROWTH OF SILICON BY ELECTRON BEAM EVAPORATION DEPOSITION
- Needleless electrospun nanofibers containing microcapsules: a methodology for self-supported microcontainers
- Palladium (Pd) membranes as key enabling technology for precombustion CO2 capture and hydrogen production Les publikasjonen
Annen formidling
- The Influence of Graphite Type and Morphology on the Dry Processing of Lithium-ion Battery Anodes
- Ruthenium Pyrochlores as Anode Electrocatalysts in PEM Water Electrolysis
- The UltraDry project - Developing a dry coating process for synthetic graphite anodes
- The HOPE project: Revolutionizing Green Hydrogen Production with Next Generation PEM Water Electrolyzer Electrodes.
- Potential of bimetallic MOFs for enhancing Li-S battery performance
- Developing advanced separators with tailored propertis for lithium-sulfur (Li-S) batteries
- Towards improved understanding of the process parameters during dry processing of lithium-ion battery electrodes
- Energy Harvesting from Natural and Anthropogenic Vibrations
- Revolutionizing Green Hydrogen Production with Next Generation PEM Water Electrolyzer Electrodes
- Recent developments on catalyst and microporous layer development, and high temperature PEM electrolysis at SINTEF in Oslo