Author: William Brant
William Brant is a fourth year PhD student at the University of Sydney just weeks out from submitting his final thesis. His PhD project has centred on synthesising new defect perovskite oxides for use as lithium storage materials. In particular, his thesis focuses on combining in-situ and ex-situ diffraction techniques to understand how the inserted lithium interacts with the host defect perovskite structure and how this interaction influences the physical properties.
Contributed articles
Bridgmanite | What’s in a name? – Bridgmanite | |
Calcium titanate | The first perovskite – Calcium Titanate | |
Lithium cobalt oxide | LixCoO2 – The Breakout Battery Hit | |
Lithium iron phosphate | LiFePO4 – The Unexpected Battery Success Story | |
Lithium lanthanum titanate | Super Fast Ions – Solid Ion Conductor Lithium Lanthanum Titanate | |
Negative crystals | Surreal Microscopic Environments – Negative Crystals | |
Selenite | Selenite – Crystal Cathedrals | |
Spinel | The world’s most underappreciated gemstone – Red Spinel | |
Sr0.8Ti0.6Nb0.4O3 | Growing crystals for your PhD – The trials and tribulations Part 1 | |
Sr3TiNb4O15 | Growing crystals for your PhD – The trials and tribulations Part 2 |