MSci,
Kyoto University
Alexander is a DPhil student in partial differential equations specialising in finite element analysis. He working in collaboration with the Monroe group to formulate a general, multi-physical numerical framework for modelling electrolyte transport within a variety of potential future chemistries for batteries. Particular attention is paid to exploiting and preserving the thermodynamic structure of the problem. This approach has allowed for robust multi-dimensional simulations on complex geometries and the introduction of physics typically ignored in most simulations, such as pressure and momentum.