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Gregory Offer
Professor of Electrochemical Engineering
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Gregory Offer is a Professor of Electrochemical Engineering at Imperial College London. His research primarily focuses on lithium-ion battery technology, including degradation mechanisms, performance analytics, and design strategies for improved battery longevity. Recent publications include studies on the impact of various test conditions on battery performance, as well as advanced modelling approaches for understanding battery degradation. He is committed to contributing to the advancement of energy storage technologies through both experimental and theoretical frameworks.
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Jacqueline Edge
University of Birmingham
Charles Monroe
Professor
University of Oxford
Robert Timms
University of Oxford
Babak Rezaei
Technical University of Denmark
Tribeni Roy
Assistant Professor
Birla Institute of Technology and Science
Tazdin Amietszajew
Coventry University
Jingwen Weng
Imperial College London
Simon O'Kane
University of Bath
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Technical University of Munich
Billy Wu
Reader (Associate Professor) in Electrochemical Design Engineering
Imperial College London
Alexander J. E. Rettie
Associate Professor in Energy Conversion and Storage
University College London
cheng zhang
Coventry University
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