Thermal-safety electrolytes at the 250th ECS Meeting
Veka Sri Ganesan and Dr. Sudhan Nagarajan present “Enhancing thermal safety up to 100 °C in Li-ion full cells using nitrile-based single-solvent–single-salt electrolytes.”
ECS 250th Meeting ↗
Wayne State University · Ph.D. Winter 2025 · Arava Research Group, Wayne State University
Veka Sri Ganesan and Dr. Sudhan Nagarajan present “Enhancing thermal safety up to 100 °C in Li-ion full cells using nitrile-based single-solvent–single-salt electrolytes.”
ECS 250th Meeting ↗After completing his Ph.D. and a postdoctoral appointment in the group, Dr. Sudhan Nagarajan continues at Wayne State as a Research Scientist in the Arava Research Group.
Dr. Sudhan Nagarajan’s profile →Dr. Sudhan Nagarajan’s study of electrode–electrolyte interfaces is published in Cell Reports Physical Science.
Read the paper ↗Dr. Sudhan Nagarajan and Hari Nivin Kumaresan present “Mechanistic understanding of the interfacial evolution using advanced X-ray techniques in a cylindrical cell,” and Veka Sri Ganesan and Dr. Sudhan Nagarajan present “Electrolyte design using a boron-based anion receptor additive for practical lithium–sulfur batteries.”
Abstract ↗Veka Sri Ganesan, Sudhan Nagarajan and Leela Mohana Reddy Arava report a boron-based additive for high-loading lithium–sulfur batteries.
Read the paper ↗Sudhan completed his Ph.D. with the dissertation “Fundamental Understanding and Designing of Nickel and Cobalt Free Cathodes for Lithium-Ion Batteries,” with Professor Arava as advisor.
Dissertation record ↗Sudhan Nagarajan and collaborators show how anion redox chemistry enables fast charging in nickel- and cobalt-free cathodes. A companion study on ionic-liquid electrolytes at elevated temperature (Rajendran, Ganesan, Arava) appears in Electrochimica Acta.
Read the paper ↗Sudhan presents the group’s work on cathode chemistry in a contributed talk at Oak Ridge National Laboratory’s workshop on neutron scattering and electrochemistry.
Workshop program ↗Sudhan Nagarajan presents “Evaluating the electrode–electrolyte interfacial properties of Li-ion cathodes for high temperature applications.”
ECS 243rd Meeting ↗