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The Flexible Energy and Electronics Laboratory (F.E.E. Lab) at the University of Toronto was established in 2006 within the Department of Materials Science and Engineering.

Our research focuses on the electrochemical behaviour of inorganic and organic materials and their application in energy storage and in printed large area, flexible electronics. Ultimately, these efforts will complement each other to enable self-powered, flexible electronics to enrich our lives.

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News

Nov 2022

• Our paper "Effect of Surface Carboxyl Groups on Polyluminol-Carbon Redox Active Composites", co-authored by Raunaq Bagchi, Mohamed Elshazly, Dian Yu, Jeanne N'Diaye, Jane Y. Howe, and Keryn Lian, has been accepted by Chemistry.

Oct 2022

• Keryn has been listed among the top 2% most influential scientists from all areas both for 2022 and for her overall research career. See the Elsevier "Updated science-wide author databases of standardized citation indicators".

Sep 2022

• We welcome Zhiyi (Janny) Wang as a new MASc student. Best wishes to your new endeavors.
• J. N'Diaye, R. Bagchi, J. Liu and K. Lian co-authored a book chapter "Organic-Carbon Composites for Next Generation Capacitive Electrodes" which has been accepted as part of the ACS Symposium Series "Nanostructured materials for sustainable energy: Design, evaluation, and applications".

Jul 2022

• Our paper "Effects of Pore Structure and Carbon Loading on Solid Capacitive Devices at Low Temperatures", authored by Alvin Virya, Raunaq Bagchi, and Keryn Lian, has been accepted by the Journal of the Electrochemical Society.

Jun 2022

• Congratulations to Raunaq on winning the 1st prize General Student Poster Award at the 241st meeting of the Electrochemical Society. Learn more

May 2022

• We welcome Ethan Hays, Natalie Wong, and Tobin Zheng as summer research students. Hope you all have a productive and fun summer.
• Our paper "Unravelling Synergistic Redox Interactions in Tetraphenylporphyrin-Polyluminol-CNT Composite for Capacitive Charge Storage", co-authored by Jeanne N'Diaye, Mohamed Elshazly, and Keryn Lian, has been accepted by ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces.
• Alvin Virya and Raunaq Bagchi will be giving two posters in the upcoming 241st ECS meeting in Vancouver.

Mar 2022

• Congratulations to Raunaq and Julian on each being awarded a Hatch Graduate Scholarship for Sustainable Energy Research.

Jan 2022

• We welcome Dr. Alvin Virya and Dr. Mohamed Elshazly who are joinng us as postdoctoral fellows. Best wishes for successful research stays!

Dec 2021

• Congratulations to Alvin on successfully defending his PhD thesis. Best wishes Dr. VIrya!!

Nov 2021

• Congratulations to Alvin on winning a poster award in ECS Canadian 2021 Fall Symposium.

Sep 2021

• Congratulations to Jeanne on a successful PhD Defense. Best wishes, Dr. N'Diaye!
• We welcome Julian Rosas joining us as a Master student. Best wishes to your new academic endeavors.

Aug 2021

• Congratulations to Alvin on receiving a travel award from the Electrochemical Society to attend the 240th ECS conference.

Jul 2021

• Our review paper "Redox Active Organic-Carbon Composites for Capacitive Electrodes: A Review", authored by Jeanne N'Diaye, Raunaq Bagchi (co-first authors), Jane Howe, and Keryn Lian, has been accepted by Sustainable Chemistry.

Jun 2021

• Congratulations to Jane Wang on being awarded an Ontario Graduate Scholarship.
• Congratulations to Raunaq Bagchi on being awarded a Queen Elizabeth II/Eleanor and Burnett Thall Graduate Scholarship in Science and Technology.

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