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Researchers have discovered a vast reef system behind Australia’s Great Barrier Reef
Researchers have discovered a vast reef system behind Australia’s Great Barrier Reef
01 September, 2016
Americans Now More Politically Polarized On Climate Change Than Ever Before, Analysis Finds | Campaigns funded by vested fossil fuel interests and pushed by a network of ideological think tanks, many linked to the oil billionaire Koch brothers, have helped to widen the gap
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Americans Now More Politically Polarized On Climate Change Than Ever Before, Analysis Finds | Campaigns funded by vested fossil fuel interests and pushed by a network of ideological think tanks, many linked to the oil billionaire Koch brothers, have helped to widen the gap
Americans Now More Politically Polarized On Climate Change Than Ever Before, Analysis Finds | Campaigns funded by vested fossil fuel interests and pushed by a network of ideological think tanks, many linked to the oil billionaire Koch brothers, have helped to widen the gap
Study finds potential new biomarker for cancer patient prognosis
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Study finds potential new biomarker for cancer patient prognosis
Study finds potential new biomarker for cancer patient prognosis
Science AMA Series: I’m Gerbrand Ceder, a battery scientist at Berkeley Lab, and I research new ways to improve energy storage technologies. Ask Me Anything!
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">Science AMA Series: I’m Gerbrand Ceder, a battery scientist at Berkeley Lab, and I research new ways to improve energy storage technologies. Ask Me Anything!
Hi Reddit!
I’m Gerbrand Ceder, though I go by "Gerd" as my first name. I'm the lead scientist for multi-valent batteries at the Joint Center for Energy Storage at Berkeley Lab, and a faculty scientist in the Materials Sciences Division at Berkeley Lab. I am also the Chancellor’s Professor of Materials Science and Engineering at UC Berkeley. I look forward to answering your questions about building better batteries for a better future.
Recently, my team and I shed light on how lithium-rich cathodes work, which could lead to higher capacity batteries. You can read about that here » http://ift.tt/1WUKe8B. And here is my website: http://ift.tt/2bKuUKp.
I received an engineering degree from the University of Leuven, Belgium, and a Ph.D. in Materials Science from the University of California at Berkeley in 1991. Between 1991 and 2015, I was a Professor in Materials Science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and braved the hard Massachusetts winters.
As a college student in engineering I was fascinated by the tremendous impact novel materials could have on society, and decided to make it my career to come up with more rational methods to design novel materials, rather than just “try and see." I rode the wave of computing growth and became one of the first “computational materials designers." In the early 90’s I got involved with Li-ion batteries, at the time a very nascent technology. It has been a wild ride since then, seeing the multiple waves of impact this technology is having as it moves from portable electronics to vehicles, and now to grid.
The little time I am not working I enjoy listening to loud music, baking bread (preferably at the same time), or doing a good hike. I look forward to your questions.
I’ll be back at 1p ET/10a PT to answer all of your pressing questions about battery technology!
Berkeley Lab - http://www.lbl.gov/ Joint Center for Energy Storage - http://www.jcesr.org/
Elephants' footprints leave behind tiny oases for aquatic life
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Elephants' footprints leave behind tiny oases for aquatic life
Elephants' footprints leave behind tiny oases for aquatic life
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