Hello and welcome! I am an associate professor in the Storage of Electrochemical Energy (SEE) section, Department of Radiation Science & Technology (RST), TU Delft.
Realizing high power in high-energy electrochemical energy storage (EES) is vital for a sustainable future, as it keeps renewable grids stable, allows e-mobility to charge within minutes, and powers industry with reliable bursts of energy. Yet combining high power with high energy remains a grand challenge, as enhancing redox activity often slows charge transfer.
This challenge drives my research: I co-design electrodes and electrolytes across diverse systems, turning mechanistic insight into devices that push performance limits.
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Ambitious research requires innovative initiative and cross-disciplinary collaboration. Happy to discuss and establish collaborations on various topics listed on the "Project" page, and in-situ characterizations (EQCM, UV-vis, XRD, NDP, and FTIR).
EChem YouTube Channel
Interested in:
Tutorials on how to analyze electrochemical characterization data
Fundamentals of electrochemistry
Literature related to the electrochemical energy storage
2025 World’s top 2% scientist, Standford list
2025 Future Chemical Engineer Scholars, Global Academy of Chinese Chemical Engineers
2024 Open Competition Domain Science-M
2022 NWO Open Competition Science - XS
2021 Team member of the 2021 Horizon Prize, Faraday Division, Royal Society of Chemistry
2020 Postdoctoral Fellowship Award, US Cotswold Foundation
2019 Team Science Award, EFRC PI Meeting, Office of Science, US Department of Energy
2017 National Excellent Graduate Student Studying Abroad, China Scholarship Council
Email: x.wang-22 at tudelft dot nl
ORCID: 0000-0002-8984-6162
Researcher ID: ABE-5943-2021