Doctor Wenhai Wang, from the Solid State Chemistry (SSC) Group at ICMAB-CSIC, defended his PhD thesis titled "Bacterial cellulose as a scaffold for electrode materials in electrochemical energy storage and conversion" on Friday, 23 September 2022 at the UAB.
The PhD thesis was supervised by Dino Tonti, from the Solid State Chemistry (SSC) Group at ICMAB-CSIC.
The PhD Committee that evaluated the Thesis was formed by Eduardo Enciso Rodríguez, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, (President), Stefanos Chaitoglou, Universitat de Barcelona (Secretary) and Bernd Wicklein, Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales de Madrid (ICMM-CSIC) (Vocal).
Doctor Wenhai Wang's PhD thesis was part of the PhD Programme in Materials Science from the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB).
I thing that at ICMAB there are some reasech fields that I find very interesting. And this is why I chose to come to ICMAB.
My research is related to energy, especifically it is about sustainable and biodegradable materials for electrochemical storage.
My research is based on the study of using bacterial cellulose, a sustainable material synthesized by bacteria, to work as conductive electrodes, to be used in batteries for electrochemical storage of energy.
The research horizon. I now understand what research is and what to expect from it.
I will miss the people at ICMAB, who have been with me these years.
This experience enriches my horizon not only about research but also about life.
Proably I will go back to China, and then, who knows?
I wish I had known the local language.
I am curious about research, that's why I became a scientist.
My favourite scientist is Yi Cui. He has made great contributions in nanomaterials and sustainable energy.
Congratulations, Doctor Wenhai Wang!
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