Professor Gerbrand Ceder hosts Reddit AMA
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Professor Gerbrand Ceder wins 2016 MRS Materials Theory Award
Gerbrand Ceder, Chancellor’s Professor in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at UC Berkeley and Faculty Staff Scientist in the Materials Sciences Division at Berkeley Lab, will be receiving the 2016 Materials Theory...
Professor Gerbrand Ceder one of the most cited researchers in MSE in 2016
Gerbrand Ceder was recently listed as one of the top 300 most-cited scientists in Materials Science and Engineering based on citation data from the Elsevier Scopus database. In this ranking conducted by MSE...
Gerbrand Ceder presents on Li-excess batteries at the 18th International Meeting on Lithium Batteries
The highest energy density cathode materials are currently found among the layered compounds based on Ni,Co and Mn, but achieving much more than 200mAh/g has become difficult. Two new ideas are promising to obtain...
New Path Forward for Next-Generation Li-ion Batteries
News Release Julie Chao (510) 486-6491 • MAY 30, 2016 In the quest for a radically better lithium-ion battery, a promising direction is the so-called “lithium-rich” cathode, in which the cathode contains a...
Symposium X – Frontiers of Materials Research
Cited from 2016 Spring MRS Meeting Scene Gerbrand Ceder, University of California, Berkeley What Is Next for Computational Materials Design? Written by Arthur L. Robinson “We know nothing” were the words with which...
How Battery Technology is Charging Ahead
Cited from EdTech Rutrell Yasin is a freelance writer with more than 30 years of experience writing about the application of information technology in business and government. Innovations in microchips and semiconductors keep pushing...
Going solid-state could make batteries safer and longer-lasting
David L. Chandler | MIT News Office August 17, 2015 View original post on MIT News If you pry open one of today’s ubiquitous high-tech devices — whether a cellphone, a laptop, or an...