E-Mobility
Introduction
This team conducts research to accelerate the progression to carbon-zero transport, particularly in the automotive sector and also working across the aerospace, and marine and rail transport sectors.
The E-Mobility research takes place within the Centre for Advanced Low Carbon Propulsion Systems and is focused on four core research areas:
- Electrochemical energy storage
- Hydrogen fuel cells
- Power electronics
- Electric machines
C-ALPS’ researchers and partners collaborate closely within this diverse and multi-disciplined research environment, focusing on innovation in propulsion systems for transport.
Areas of research
Energy storage
The E-Mobility team has world leading expertise in battery technologies & supercapacitors, ranging from the chemistry within cells through to their manufacture, lifetime performance and recycling.
The group also have a growing team focused on mobile hydrogen fuel cell applications.
Power electronics and electric machines
The power electronics and machines team undertake research ranging from power semi-conductors devices to power converters and electrical machines with their associated control systems and instrumentation.
Our team
| Energy Storage | Power Electronics/Electric Machines |
|---|---|
| Group leader: Rohit Bhagat | Group leader: Petar Igic |
| Zahoor Ahmed | Senthooran Balasubramaniam |
| Tazdin Amietszajew | Soroush Faramehr |
| Ruth Carvajal Ortiz | Jianwei Li |
| Oliver Curnick | Ke Li |
| Joe Fleming | Qingsong Wang |
| Marveh Forghani | James Widmer |
| Evangelos Gkanas | |
| Yue Guo | |
| Peter Jostins | |
| Rong Lan | |
| Vlad Marsic | |
| Mostafiz Rahman | |
| Alexander Roberts | |
| Jinlei Shang | |
| Farooq Sher | |
| Chongming Wang | |
| Cheng Zhang |
