Ivana Zlatic
About
Ivana Zlatic is a PhD candidate in the FACET research group at the Department of Materials Science and Engineering. She develops next-generation solid-state battery technology with the aim of improving the sustainability and performance of current systems. Her work is supervised by Professor Daniel Rettenwander. The project is part of N5T (Nordic Five Tech), with Professor Aleksandar Matic serving as external co-supervisor.
Ivana serves as the representative for temporary academic staff on the Department Board at the Department of Materials Science and Engineering (2025–2026).
Ivana completed her Master’s degree in Chemistry at NTNU in 2024, specializing in structural chemistry. Her master’s thesis laid the foundation for her current research, focusing on the synthesis and characterization of new halide-based solid-state electrolytes.
Publications
2026
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Söllinger, Daniela;
Chen, Julie Lam;
Zlatic, Ivana;
Pokrant, Simone;
Rettenwander, Daniel.
(2026)
Vanadium-Based Materials in Metal–Ion Hybrid BatteriesBeyond Conventional Lithium-Ion Storage: A Review and Perspectives.
Energy & Fuels
Academic literature review
Journal publications
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Söllinger, Daniela;
Chen, Julie Lam;
Zlatic, Ivana;
Pokrant, Simone;
Rettenwander, Daniel.
(2026)
Vanadium-Based Materials in Metal–Ion Hybrid BatteriesBeyond Conventional Lithium-Ion Storage: A Review and Perspectives.
Energy & Fuels
Academic literature review