Küçükköylü is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the TUBITAK-RUTE supported by our 2232 Project. He obtained his Ph.D. from Gebze Technical University, Gebze. His Ph.D. dissertation was evolved around polymeric cathodes for next-generation Lithium Sulfur batteries. His Ph.D. scholarship was supported by the TUBITAK BIDEB National Scholarship Program from Ph.D. students 2211-C and the Turkish Higher Education Council’s 100/2000 Ph.D. fellowship program. Currently, Küçükköylü’s research areas have the design and development of cathodes, silicon anodes, and 3D current collectors for next-generation batteries.

Taşkın is a Ph.D. candidate in the field of energy storage in the chemistry department of Gebze Technical University. He is currently conducting research on aqueous Zn-ion batteries, and has also carried out studies in the fields of conductive polymer, metallic coating and corrosion. He worked as a metal coating and wastewater treatment plant manager in a private company for about 3 years.

I am a Ph.D. student at the Faculty of Metallurgy and Materials Engineering, Marmara University. Some of my research areas are the development of 3D current collectors made of copper, nickel and carbon, the development of next-generation silicon-carbon anodes, the regeneration of end-of-life Li-ion batteries and the coating of seed layers with physical vapor deposition.

Hasan is a Ph.D. student at the Department of Chemistry in Eskişehir Teknik University. He works on solid state electrolyte combining both ceramic and polymer electrolyte blends. 

Nergis is also a Ph.D. student at the Department of Chemistry in Eskişehir Teknik University. She is working on next generation Si based anode active materials. 

Zeynep Nur is working in our project which was recently funded by the M-ERA-NET under Horizon Europe Program.  The project entitled ''Mastering Electrode Surface to Achieve Ultra-High Reversible Capacity- MASTER''. The MASTER aims to advance a new concept for the surface design of electrode materials to achieve reversible capacities that approach the theoretical ones:

The specific objectives are: (i) to understand the reactions at the electrode surfaces that currently prevent achieving the theoretical capacity; (ii) to exploit this knowledge to facilitate the elaboration of high-performance electrodes; (iii) to integrate the surface-modified electrodes into a full Na-ion battery.

Nazlıcan is a senir undergrad student at the Department of Chemical Enginering from Yıldız Technical University. She works on Si/Gr composite anode materials for high energy applications.

Ahsen is a third-year Chemical Engineering student at Gebze Technical University. She  works on

-3D Current Collectors for Lithium-Ion Batteries

-Nickel electroplating for anode current collectors