I have a Masters degree from NTNU within chemistry, speciallized within materials chemistry and energy technology. My Masters thesis was based on research into how well a commecial manganese oxide (Mn3O4) could work as cathode material in magnesium ion batteries.

As a Ph.D. candidate I work on lithium ion batteries. More specifically I work with silicon as anode material for lithium ion batteries. The aim is to optimize the electrolyte for a battery system based on silicon anode so that this may become an alternative to the commercial battery system currently available.