Areas of responsibility
Eric researches the aging and degradation of rechargeable batteries using both established and novel methods. He completed a PhD in Physics (Dalhousie University, Canada) using operando microcalorimetry methods to gain insight into degradation modes in Li-ion and Na-ion batteries. As a cell materials engineer at Tesla in Berlin, Germany he worked with production teams to qualify anode electrode materials for mass production and manufacturing into production cells.
At the University of Agder (UiA) as Associate Professor for Commercial Battery Cell Design, he combines his previous experience in academic and industrial fields to conduct research that aims to deconvolute complex processes in battery cell operation and aging.
Teaching
ENE244 - Battery Laboratory
ENE423 - Battery Systems