Research Projects (not fully updated)
PI for projects:
2025-2029: Fast-charging Li-ion batteries: Optimizing cell design, size, electrolyte, and usage profile funded by the Swedish Innovation Agency (via Batteries Sweden).
2025-2028: Cell behaviour-aware power capability prediction and operation optimization of large-scale battery systems, Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral Fellowship (MSCA-PF) funded by European Union’s Horizon Europe programme.
2024-2027: Multiphysics modelling and monitoring of lithium-ion cells for next-generation management system. Swedish Research Council Project Grant.
2024-2027: Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Staff Exchanges "TEAMING", funded by Horizon Europe. Collaborators: CEA in France, Aalborg Univ., Aachen, Polytechnic Univ. Turin, Bristol Univ., McMaster Univ., Ottawa Univ., NTU, etc.
2024-2025: Implantable graphene sensor and its application to batteries, funded by Chalmers Energy Area of Advance -- Sustainable Vehicle Technologies (SVT) and in collaboration with Chalmers groups in Materials Science and Production, respectively.
2023-2025: Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral Fellowship "SmartHEM", funded by Horizon Europe.
2023-2025: Optimal energy control for vehicle-home-grid integration, funded by the Swedish Energy Agency and in collaboration with Polestar Performance AB.
2022-2024: Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral Fellowship "MoreSafe", funded by Horizon Europe.
2022-2024: Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Postdoctoral Fellowship "ULICBat", funded by Horizon Europe.
2022-2024: Electric vehicle energy optimization for improved sustainability. Mobility grant supported by STINT (Swedish Foundation for International Cooperation in Research and Higher Education).
2020-2023: Battery management via adaptive modelling and predictive control. Swedish Research Council Starting Grant.
2020-2023: Thermal control and fault prognosis for Li-ion battery systems. Funded by the Swedish Electromobility Center and Swedish Energy Agency, in collaboration with Volvo Trucks, Scania, and Vattenfall.
2020-2023: Data-driven ageing prediction for vehicle battery systems. Swedish Energy Agency, in collaboration with CEVT AB.
2020-2022: Marie Skłodowska Curie Actions Individual Fellowship "BatCon", funded by EU Horizon 2020.
2020-2021: Energy optimisation and control for autonomous electric vehicles. Chalmers Area of Advance Transport, in collaboration with Prof Xiaobo Qu from Chalmers ACE department.
Co-PI for projects:
2023-2027: Faster fast-charging and extended lifetime of lithium-ion batteries by new onboard monitoring of degradation using feedback from new cheap sensors, funded by the Swedish Energy Agency and in collaboration with Volvo Cars and ConScience AB.
2022-2026: ML assisted ageing prediction and adaptive modelling for BMS, funded by the Swedish Electromobility Center and in collaboration with Uppsala University, Volvo AB, Volvo Cars, CEVT, Epiroc, and ABB.
2024-2025: Investigation of the impact of technological developments in batteries on Swedish future air transportation, funded by Chalmers Transport Area of Advance and in collaboration with the Fluid Dynamics group at Chalmers and the Earth Science and Environment group at the University of Gothenburg.
2023-2025: Optimal usage and properties of battery storage units using 2nd life batteries. Funded by the Swedish Electricity Storage and Balancing Centre (SESBC). Industrial collaborators: Volvo Group Trucks Technology, Volvo Energy, and BatteryLoop.
2020-2023: Thermal safety management for vehicle battery systems, funded by the Swedish Innovation Agency, a collaboration between Chalmers and Volvo Cars in Sweden, as well as Beijing Institute of Technology and Geely Automobile in China.
2020-2023: Battery control with dynamic configuration and controllable output voltage, funded by the Swedish Foundation for Strategic Environmental Research (Mistra), a collaboration between Chalmers, Scania, SEM, and Linköping Univ.
2020-2021: Dynamic reconfiguration of vehicle battery systems. Chalmers Area of Advance Transport (Investigators: Prof. Torsten Wik, Zou, and Prof. Yujing Liu).