PhD - Development of advanced analytical approaches for the study of solid-state batteries (M/F)

The main goal of the OPENSTORM project is to develop experimental analytical techniques, from the laboratory scale to large instruments, useful for accelerating the study of future generations of batteries. This involves transferring existing know-how and methodologies developed over twenty years for Li-ion systems, but also developing new techniques and approaches adapted to the problems identified in the PEPR. This portfolio of techniques will be organized within a characterization platform dedicated to the study of reaction mechanisms in real time using spectroscopic, radiation diffusion and imaging methods, coupled with electrochemical methods. New electrochemical cells and augmented data analysis methods will be developed, in particular by integrating the standardization of tools and multi-technique correlations.