The ESDLab of the University of Alberta is dedicated to the development and validation of computational tools for the analysis and design of electrochemical energy systems such as water electrolytes, hydrogen fuel cells, and batteries.
The ESDLab of the University of Alberta is dedicated to the development and validation of computational tools for the analysis and design of electrochemical energy systems such as water electrolytes, hydrogen fuel cells, and batteries.
Among other projects, our group has launched the OpenFCST simulation project, which aims at developing an open source code for electrolyzer, fuel cell, battery multi-scaler and multi-physics simulations.
The laboratory is equipped with electrode fabrication equipment, including inkjet printing, slot die coating, and electrode characterization equipment such as mercury intrusion porosimetry, x-ray tomography, and rotating disk electrodes. In addition, the lab has testing equipment such as fuel cell and electrolyzer testing stations.
The ESDLab is committed to fostering a diverse, equitable and inclusive environment. Women, Aboriginal peoples, minorities and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
ESDLab congratulates Mohammad Ghadban who successfully defended his Ph.D. thesis “Understanding Transport and Kinetic Processes in Operating Anion Exchange Membrane Fuel Cells”.
The ESDL group have continued their tradition of camping over the weekend, this time in the Crowsnest Pass on the outskirts of Blairmore. The area is right next to several beautiful hikes and lakes, as well as an hour away from the Waterton Lakes National Park.
ESDLab congratulates Himanshi Dhawan who successfully defended her Ph.D. thesis “Development of Iridium Oxide Catalysts for Acidic Water Electrolysis”.