Ban takes next-generation battery research global with Fulbright award
Chunmei Ban, a professor in the Paul M. Rady Department of Mechanical Engineering at 麻豆免费版下载Boulder, has received a Fulbright Global Scholar award to explore the future of energy storage through next-generation battery technologies.
The prestigious program, sponsored by the U.S. Department of State, supports international academic and cultural exchange in the form of multi-regional projects involving research and teaching activities.
The award will support collaborations with researchers in Singapore, the United Kingdom and Germany, where Ban will study safer battery materials, investigate emerging non-lithium battery alternatives and strengthen global partnerships in battery research and education.
鈥淚 am extremely grateful for all my collaborators, mentors and students for helping me reach this incredible milestone,鈥 said Ban, who is also affiliated with the Materials Science & Engineering Program. 鈥淥ur lab group has spent a long time developing and even commercializing electrochemical materials for energy storage. This project is a wonderful opportunity for us to dive deeper into new battery materials and applications.鈥
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