Dr. Ronny Genieser

Lead engineer for battery chemistry within Jaguar Land Rover. The work was focused on the degradation and characterization of Li-ion batteries and containing materials. Over the years I obtained skills in the use of multiple types of battery testers as well as a large range of analytical equipment. I was supervising research projects in collaboration with Universities and provided subject matter experience on internal cell components. I also worked on the start-up of a new laboratory for battery materials.

PhD-Student on the topic of "manufacturing Li-ion batteries for operating at high temperatures" Industrial manufacturing of Li-ion batteries - mixing, drying, calendaring. Electrolytes and additives for high temperature applications. Core shelling of cathode materials for Li-ion batteries.

Research activity: thermal stability of Li-ion batteries by accelerated rate calorimetry (ARC) and differential scanning calorimetry (DSC), as well as thermal modeling of the self-heating rate for 18650 cells. Operation and maintainance of battery cyclers.

Research on the thermal stability of materials used for Li-ion batteries

PhD topic: "Degradation Mechanisms of NMC/Graphite based Li-Ion Batteries at Elevated Temperatures"

Battery Chemistry