Vikram Kishore Bharti
University of Southampton, Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad, Pittsburg State University
Research areas: Engineering · Electrical and Electronic Engineering · Advanced Battery Materials and Technologies · Advancements in Battery Materials · Advanced battery technologies research
About
I am a Chemical Engineer with research experience in Materials Science, Electrochemistry, and Energy Storage Devices, particularly focusing on battery materials and electrode design.
I have worked extensively with lithium-ion, lithium–sulfur, potassium-ion, and potassium–sulfur battery systems (including coin-cell assembly) and have developed a strong background in electrochemical testing and characterization. My experience includes exploring charge–discharge behavior, cyclic stability, and electrochemical kinetics using a variety of analytical techniques.
I am deeply passionate about advancing energy storage technologies and contributing to the broader goals of energy sustainability and green innovation. My long-term vision is to develop next-generation materials and battery systems that enable a cleaner and more sustainable energy future.
Employment
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University of Southampton Postdoctoral Research Associate2024 - Present
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Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad Postdoctoral Fellow2024 - 2024
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Pittsburg State University Postdoctoral Research Associate2023 - 2023
Education
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Publications (20)
- Two-dimensional functional materials for advanced metal‑sulfur batteries: current status and perspective Save
- Structure–property relationships to guide the selection of fluorinated ethers for Li–S batteries Save
- Multivalent metal-ion, sulfur, and selenium batteries for energy and healthcare applications: Current status, challenges, and future outlook Save
- Mechanistic Progress and Challenges for Carbon‐Based Protective Interlayer/Separator Modification for the Practical Development of Next‐Generation Alkali Metal–Sulfur Batteries Save
- Biowaste-based hierarchical porous carbon/sulfur composite derived from sustainable fabrication technique as cathode material for Li–S batteries Save
- In-situ banana fiber-modified carbonized bacterial cellulose as a free-standing and binder-free cathode host for potassium-sulfur batteries Save
- Bacterial cellulose-derived carbon as a self-supported and flexible anode for stable-performance lithium-ion batteries Save
- Carbon-Based Cathode Design for Next-Generation Potassium-Sulfur Batteries: Status and Perspective Save
- Utilization of shea butter waste-derived hierarchical activated carbon for high-performance supercapacitor applications Save
- Bacterial Cellulose-Derived Self-Supported Carbon Electrodes for Stable Performance Metal–Sulfur Batteries: A Novel Approach toward Full-Cell Studies Save
- Carbonized bacterial cellulose as free-standing cathode host and protective interlayer for high-performance potassium-sulfur batteries with enhanced kinetics and stable operation Save
- Carbonized Bacterial Cellulose-Derived Binder-Free, Flexible, and Free-Standing Cathode Host for High-Performance Stable Potassium–Sulfur Batteries Save
- A review on battery technology for space application Save
- Covalently Confined Sulfur Composite with Carbonized Bacterial Cellulose as an Efficient Cathode Matrix for High-Performance Potassium–Sulfur Batteries Save
- Chemistry and operation of lithium-sulfur batteries Save
- Flexible and free-standing bacterial cellulose derived cathode host and separator for lithium-sulfur batteries Save
- Ultra-high-rate lithium-sulfur batteries with high sulfur loading enabled by Mn2O3-carbonized bacterial cellulose composite as a cathode host Save
- Mn2O3 Incorporated Carbonized Bacterial Cellulose As Sulfur Host for Lithium-Sulfur Batteries Save
- Protective interlayer for trapping polysulfides and a conducting host for sulfur: Dual role of candle soot carbon for the development of high performance lithium-sulfur batteries Save
- Carbon soot over layered sulfur impregnated coconut husk derived carbon: An efficient polysulfide suppressor for lithium sulfur battery Save