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Chemistry

Electrochemical method development in the lithium battery research boom. Seminar

Time:
15:00
Date:
20 March 2019
Venue:
Building 27, Room 2003 Chemistry University of Southampton SO17 1BJ

For more information regarding this seminar, please email Dr. Nuria Garcia-Araez at N.Garcia-Araez@soton.ac.uk .

Event details

Dr. Matt Lacey, an outstanding researcher at Uppsala University will give an exciting talk about his work on developing new electrochemical methodologies to study practically relevant Li-S and Li-ion batteries.

Matt Lacey is a scientist specialist in lithium battery chemistry and electrochemistry, working as a development engineer at Scania.

Speaker information

Matt Lacey , Scania, Uppsala, Sweden. Matt’s research work is in lithium-sulfur batteries, he is I'm particularly interested in using the open source programming language R - originally designed for and by statisticians - for data analysis, visualisation and presentation. One of the most interesting tools associated with R is Shiny, a framework for creating interactive web applications with R. As far as publishing agreements allow, Matt think this is a good way to release datasets in an interactive way to try and illustrate research in ways that it's not so easy to do in print.

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