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Kelani Giezendanner is a PhD student at the Functional Materials Laboratory at ETH Zurich, focusing on seasonal energy storage and fuel cells. He is currently engaged in research that aims to innovate energy storage solutions. Kelani holds a Master of Science in Chemical Bioengineering from ETH Zurich and previously interned in research and development at Dottikon Exclusive Synthesis AG. He has also worked as a visiting student at Hiroshima University, where he conducted his Master Thesis on CO2 adsorption using amine-functionalized silica derived from cost-efficient sodium silicate. With a background in Chemical Engineering, he graduated with a Bachelor's degree from ETH Zurich, enhancing his expertise in materials engineering and their applications in sustainable energy systems.
Functional Materials Laboratory, ETH Zurich • Zürich, Switzerland
Researching seasonal energy storage and fuel cell technologies.
Thermal Fluid Materials Engineering Laboratory • Hiroshima University
Conducted research for Master Thesis on CO2 adsorption using amine-functionalized silica.
R&D • Dottikon Exclusive Synthesis AG
Worked in the research and development team.
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