How much charge is left in a battery, and how much useful life remains? These questions drive Braden Holst’s research with the Carolina Institute for Battery Innovation (CIBI). Using mathematical...
The Carolina Institute for Battery Innovation (CIBI) recently provided new CIBI gear to students who are part of the institute, celebrating the people who help move its work forward.
University of South Carolina Chemical Engineering Assistant Professor Golareh Jalilvand has She has received a five-year, nearly $550,000 NSF National Science...
CJ Sturgill’s research explores battery materials that could support faster charging and longer-lasting performance. He also works to improve how researchers compare findings across battery studies...
USC’s Morgan Stefik finds the power in flawed crystals to build better batteries — at the atomic level. Researchers often strive for perfection — perfect controls, perfect samples...
Solid-state batteries could help create safer, higher-energy storage systems for electric vehicles, portable electronics and other emerging technologies. Muhammad Mudassar Aslam’s research explores...
Since the fall of his freshman year, Giulio Siciliano has conducted research in Dr. White and Dr. Coman’s laboratory, focusing on sodium-ion structural batteries. Siciliano is now the student lead on...
Following the successful defense of a master’s thesis, the CIBI graduate researcher is examining how battery performance, flight planning and replacement costs can inform the operation of battery...
As demand grows for electric vehicles, batteries, renewable energy systems, and advanced electronics, developing a cleaner and more efficient ways to recover critical materials is becoming...
For William Mustain, being named an Electrochemical Society (ECS) Fellow is the kind of recognition he never imagined when he first started his career.
