Aqueous Battery Consortium | Center for Interface Science and Catalysis

SUNCAT CoPI: Michal Bajdich

The Aqueous Battery Consortium pursues the science and engineering for affordable, grid-scale energy storage that will work dependably for a long time. This energy storage device must be more environmentally safe and have a higher energy density than the kind of water-based electrolyte battery in use today. The new aqueous battery should also cost one-tenth as much as today's lithium-ion battery.

The Aqueous Battery Consortium's research is organized into six major aims and three crosscutting themes common to the aims. The total of nine research teams collaborate closely.

Publications for funding source: Aqueous Battery Consortium

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In situ formation of liquid crystal interphase in electrolytes with soft templating effects for aqueous dual-electrode-free batteries. Yuqi Li, Xueli Zheng, Evan Z. Carlson, Xin Xiao, Xiwen Chi, Louisa C. Greenburg, Ge Zhang, Elizabeth Zhang, Chenwei Liu, Yufei Yang, Mun Sek Kim, Guangxia Feng, Pu Zhang, Hance Su, Xun Guan, Jiawei Zhou, Yecun Wu, Zhichen Xue, Weiyu Li, Michal Bajdich, Yi Cui. Nature Energy. 2024