Thomas Miller

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About Thomas Miller

Tom is an Associate Professor in Electrochemistry and Materials Science and an expert in electrochemical technologies, working in the Electrochemical Innovation Lab (EIL) at UCL. In his work he has developed nanomaterials for catalysis and sensing, applied electrochemical techniques, including novel scanning probe electrochemical microscopy, across fundamental and applied projects in the key areas of electrochemical energy storage and conversion. He has also made significant contributions in the field of materials science by developing new and important nanomaterial processing methods and moving novel materials into industry-relevant devices. Tom has previously held an EPSRC Fellowship and is involved with the Faraday Institution lithium sulfur batteries project LiSTAR. Tom’s core research focus is the development of electrochemical energy storage and conversion technologies, including batteries, supercapacitors, fuel cells and electrolysers.