
University of Florida-U.S. Department of Energy High Temperature Electrochemistry Center
![]() |
Fundamentals of Ionic Transport Record highest conductivity solid oxide electrolyte. |
![]() |
Combine catalytic and electrochemical analysis to elucidate mechanisms. |
![]() |
• Solid oxide fuel cells • Solid state gas sensors • Ion transport membranes |
![]() |
Computational Materials Thrust Large-scale molecular dynamics simulations to elucidate the effects of ionic radius and polarizability on ionic conductivity, the structure of vacancy clusters and the mechanisms of oxygen transport. |
Synthesize and characterize new materials providing data for and validating computational predictions.
|
|
![]() |
Gas-Solid Interface Characterization 3-D analysis of electrode microstructure with Focused Ion Beam to quantify: - Particle-size, pore-size and distribution |
|
Surface Reaction of Ion Conducting Oxides |
![]() |
Controlled Microstructure Processing Applied colloid science and interfacial chemistry, heterosupermolecular chemistry, solid freeform fabrication, directed self-assembly and emergence of nanofabricated ceramics. |
![]() |
Relationship between external environment and mechanical properties through defect equilibria modeling. |