Emerging Technologies (ET)
Emerging Technologies (ET)
Structural energy storage composites.
Goal
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Solid-state structural energy storage devices providing the best combination of storage capacity and mechanical performance, maximizing the weight and energy efficiency of mobility systems, supporting their electrification, and further use of renewable energy sources.
Key Tasks
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Conceptual design
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Multi-scale, multi-physical model development
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Analysis and in-silico concept validation
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Manufacturing and electromechanical characterization
Outputs
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Scale-up of a new ferroelectric-electrolyte structural battery (FESB) solution, including new electrodes and cells' architectures, for specific mobility applications.
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Multi-scale, multi-physical computational framework for analysis and design of structural energy storage composites.
Featured Publications
Danzi, F. et al. An all-solid-state coaxial structural battery using sodium-based electrolyte (2021) Molecules, 26 (17), art. no. 5226, Open Access, DOI: 10.3390/molecules26175226.
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Salgado, R. M. et al. The latest trends in electric vehicles batteries (2021) Molecules, 26 (11), art. no. 3188, Open Access, DOI: 10.3390/molecules26113188.
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Danzi, F. et al. Structural batteries: A review (2021) Molecules, 26 (8), art. no. 2203, Open Access, DOI: 10.3390/molecules26082203.
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Global Coordinator
Maria Helena Sousa Soares de Oliveira Braga
Other Institutional Coordinators
Nuno Miguel Rosa Pereira Silvestre
Team
Federico Danzi
Maryam Niazi