Our Electro and Energy Materials researchers are leading breakthroughs in electrochemistry and energy storage, and driving the development of safer, more sustainable technologies.
Driving Innovation
Our Electro and Energy Materials researchers are advancing electrochemistry and energy storage through safer, more sustainable technologies. Working across Burwood and Waurn Ponds, we develop next‑generation batteries, nanostructured materials, and circular energy solutions—supported by world‑class facilities and strong industry collaboration—to address the safety, reliability, and environmental impact of future energy systems.
The Institute brings together experts in:
- Chemistry and electrochemistry
- Materials science and nanotechnology
- Physics, engineering, and computational modelling
Electro and Energy Materials
The Electro and Energy Materials research group based at Burwood are pioneering next-generation battery technologies in our state-of-the-art laboratories and the Battery Research and Innovation Hub, with the goal of making battery energy cleaner, more efficient, and truly sustainable.
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Nanotechnology for Energy
The Nanotechnology for Energy research group, based at Deakin’s Waurn Ponds campus, develops cutting-edge nanomaterials and next-generation energy storage devices with a strong focus on safety, sustainability, and circular energy solutions.
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ARC Research Hub for Safe and Reliable Energy
Battery Research and Innovation Hub
