Hanyang University · Energy
Professor Muhammad Abdul Basit's research lab specializes in the design and synthesis of advanced nanomaterials for next-generation energy storage and conversion technologies. The lab focuses on atomic layer deposition (ALD) as a key technique to engineer functional nanocoatings and nanostructured materials, particularly metal sulfides and electrode materials for rechargeable batteries. Research directions include enhancing structural stability, energy density, and cycle life of battery components through precise nanoscale engineering. The lab also explores novel nanomaterial synthesis strategies to address challenges in sustainable and high-performance energy systems.
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Rechargeable batteries have emerged as the most promising energy storage devices in response to continually growing modern demands and are still being researched to attain higher energy densities, structural stability, and longer cycling and calendar life. Owing to the fact that battery electrodes are developed from various types of powders, incorporation of functional nanocoating of suitable materials on powder materials and/or nanosynthesis of active powder constituents have shown promising re
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