2080
(Invited) Lithium Metal Batteries Using 3D Ionic or Electronic Frameworks

Wednesday, 4 October 2017: 17:00
Chesapeake K (Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center)
L. Hu (University of Maryland Energy Research Center)
I will discuss our recent progress on Li metal batteries using multilayer Garnet structures, including bilayer and trilayer frameworks. Results based on various cathode including S, oxygen and high voltage cathodes will be discussed.

I will also discuss our results on garnet nanostructures including 3D printed garnet framework, garnet paper and garnet fabrics which function as ionic conductive frameworks to enable stable, high current cycling of thick Li metal anode. Flexible garnet nanofiber-polymer hybrid electrodes with a high tortuosity and excellent mechanical strength will also be discussed.

In the end, I will discuss low-tortuosity Li metal anode guided by anisotropic wood-based carbon framework.

References:

  1. Bilayer Garnet Solid Electrolyte Based High Energy Density Lithium Metal-Sulfur Batteries, Energy and environmental Science, Accepted.
  2. High-Capacity, Low-Tortuosity, and Channel-Guided Lithium Metal Anode. PNAS, 2017.
  3. Flexible, Solid-State Lithium Ion-conducting Membrane with 3D Garnet Nanofiber Networks, PNAS, 2016, 113, 26,7094.