The Research Group

Prof. Duncan Gregory heads the Inorganic Solid State and Materials Chemistry lab at University of Glasgow. He is currently the Westchem Inorganic Chair. He has headed several top posts with various journals and advisory boards of elite panels such as RSC, EPSRC etc.

Cheng's research project involves developing of inorganic solid electrolyte for Li/Na metal batteries and understanding electrochemical and material properties.

Ankit's research aims to use micro 3D printing to manufacture intricate 2D or 3D architectures with custom feedstock

Lin's research project involves investigating the properties and modification of graphene, graphene-derivative aerogels and composites.

Rowan’s focus is to investigate sustainable, natural seaweed polymers to be used as a binder to optimise nanostructured silicon anodes within lithium-ion batteries to increase its capacity.

Naima's research focuses on designing organometallic complexes and developing 2D materials.

Joseph's concerns the investigation into ammonia-based thermal energy storage through the adsorption and desorption of ammonia gas onto transition metal salts and composite materials, storing waste and solar thermal energy to be utilised when there is higher demand for heating in domestic and industrial applications.

Scarlett's research focuses on halide solid electrolytes for all-solid-state batteries.