About Me

I am a researcher at the University of Oxford specialising in electrochemistry and advanced battery materials, with a strong focus on solid-state batteries and next-generation energy storage technologies. My work combines fundamental electrochemical understanding with practical engineering approaches, aiming to improve performance, safety, and scalability.

I have extensive experience across the full battery development workflow, including materials synthesis, electrode fabrication, cell assembly, and advanced characterisation. My research spans oxide and sulfide-based solid-state systems, with a particular emphasis on interfacial stability and degradation mechanisms.

In parallel, I have developed significant expertise in laboratory management and infrastructure development. I have been actively involved in building and operating battery research facilities, supporting multidisciplinary projects, and enabling high-quality research output through robust lab systems and safety practices.

Research Interests

My research focuses on bridging the gap between fundamental materials science and real-world battery applications, with an emphasis on performance, reliability, and manufacturability.

• Solid-state batteries (oxide and sulfide systems)
• Electrochemical interfaces and degradation mechanisms
• Battery fabrication, scale-up, and processing
• Advanced characterisation and imaging techniques
• Energy storage safety, reliability, and lifetime analysis