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Dr Wojciech Mrozik
Dr Mohammad Rajaeifar
Dr Oliver Heidrich
Professor Paul Christensen
Environmental impacts, pollution sources and pathways of spent lithium-ion batteries2021
Professor Paul Christensen
Dr Simon Lambert
Dr Wojciech Mrozik
Dr Mohammad Rajaeifar
malcolm Wise
et al.		Risk management over the life cycle of lithium-ion batteries in electric vehicles2021
Professor Paul Christensen
Synthesis and electrochemical characterization of Si/TiO2/Au composite anode: Efficient oxygen evolution and hydroxyl radicals generation2021
Professor Paul Christensen
Dr Zoran Milojevic
malcolm Wise
Dr Mohamed Ahmeid
Dr Pierrot Attidekou
et al.		Thermal and mechanical abuse of electric vehicle pouch cell modules2021
Professor Paul Christensen
Zeinab Mashhadani
Mohd Md Ahid
Professor David Manning
Dr Michael Carroll
et al.		An in situ FTIR study of the plasma- and thermally-driven reaction of isopropyl alcohol at CeO2: Evidence for a loose transition state involving Ce3+?2019
Professor Paul Christensen
Dr Oliver Heidrich
Dr Simon Lambert
Recycling lithium-ion batteries from electric vehicles2019
Professor Paul Christensen
Zeinab Mashhadani
In situ FTIR studies on the oxidation of isopropyl alcohol over SnO2 as a function of temperature up to 600 oC and a comparison to the analogous plasma-driven process2018
Professor Paul Christensen
Zeinab Mashhadani
A Direct Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopic Comparison of the Plasma- and Thermally-Driven Reaction of CO2 at Macor2018
Professor Paul Christensen
Halim Bin Md Ali
Zeinab Mashhadani
Dr Michael Carroll
The Production of Ketene and C5O2 from CO2, N2 and CH4 in a Non-thermal Plasma Catalysed by Earth-Abundant Elements: An In-Situ FTIR Study2018
Professor Paul Christensen
Zeinab Mashhadani
Dr Michael Carroll
The Production of Methane, Acetone, “Cold” CO and Oxygenated Species from Isopropyl Alcohol in a Non-Thermal Plasma: An In-Situ FTIR Study2018
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