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Professor Clare Grey is a leading researcher in the field of materials chemistry, holding the Geoffrey Moorhouse Gibson Chair at the University of Cambridge's Yusuf Hamied Department of Chemistry. Her research focuses on the development and investigation of rechargeable battery technologies and their underlying mechanisms, utilizing a range of techniques including solid-state NMR and diffraction methods. Professor Grey’s work encompasses the study of lithium and sodium-ion batteries, exploring the local structural and electronic properties that influence performance. She has pioneered in-situ NMR methodologies that allow for the monitoring of structural changes in supercapacitors during operation, providing valuable insights into the dynamics of ion transport in highly porous materials. Additionally, her research addresses the ionic conduction mechanisms in solid-state electrolytes and fuel cells, particularly examining perovskite materials and lithium ion conductors. Professor Grey's commitment to advancing battery technologies is critical to enhancing energy storage capabilities for various applications, including load-leveling for electrical grids.
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