Academics Unplugged - Dr Job Thijssen Soft materials are all around us! Milk, blood, ink and skin cream are just a few examples. Typical characteristics include building blocks of order 1 micrometre (1/100th of the width of human hair) that behave like 'big atoms'; and behaving like a liquid or a solid depending on the timescale probed. The research in which I am involved considers soft materials for applications in energy storage, both because of their interesting architectures and their mechanical properties. Mar 14 2019 13.10 - 13.50 Academics Unplugged - Dr Job Thijssen Dr Job Thijssen, from the School of Physics & Astronomy will present his talk - Soft materials for energy applications: how squidgy materials can help make better batteries. Lecture Theatre 2, Hudson Beare Building, The King's Buildings Academics Unplugged webpage
Academics Unplugged - Dr Job Thijssen Soft materials are all around us! Milk, blood, ink and skin cream are just a few examples. Typical characteristics include building blocks of order 1 micrometre (1/100th of the width of human hair) that behave like 'big atoms'; and behaving like a liquid or a solid depending on the timescale probed. The research in which I am involved considers soft materials for applications in energy storage, both because of their interesting architectures and their mechanical properties. Mar 14 2019 13.10 - 13.50 Academics Unplugged - Dr Job Thijssen Dr Job Thijssen, from the School of Physics & Astronomy will present his talk - Soft materials for energy applications: how squidgy materials can help make better batteries. Lecture Theatre 2, Hudson Beare Building, The King's Buildings Academics Unplugged webpage
Mar 14 2019 13.10 - 13.50 Academics Unplugged - Dr Job Thijssen Dr Job Thijssen, from the School of Physics & Astronomy will present his talk - Soft materials for energy applications: how squidgy materials can help make better batteries.
