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LABORATORY
OF ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEMS
ABOUT LAB
MEMBERS
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ABOUT LAB
MEMBERS
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MISSION
The Laboratory of Energy storage systems will forward knowledge in materials and systems for energy storage by conducting research at the frontiers of the field, and educate students, young researchers within the stated fields to the benefit of Kazakhstan’s society.
VISION
Laboratory with the reputation of a world-class research institution recognized for its innovation, excellence and discovery, which will attract the best students and staff not only in Kazakhstan but worldwide. LESS will strive for international preeminence in advanced materials and systems for energy storage as will be indicated by highly-cited scholarly publications, outstanding leadership in the profession, and the education of a diverse group of highly-qualified graduates.
MAIN RESEARCH AREAS
Synthesis of functional nano-materials and their characterization. Energy materials. Powders, thin film and fiber materials for energy applications. Nanomaterials and nanotechnology. Ceramics and carbon materials. Adsorbents and foam materials. Preparation and characterization methods and application

Development of advanced materials for high performance energy storage devices, including lithium-ion batteries, sodium-ion batteries, lithium-sulfur batteries, and aqueous rechargeable batteries; design of next generation energy conversion and storage devices (flexible/transparent/micro batteries etc.)

Development of innovative high energy density batteries for grid connection of renewable sources and green transport

Mathematical modelling, including computational fluid dynamics of batteries and related topics
MEMBERS
  • Arailym Nurpeissova, PhD
    Professor and Laboratory Head
  • Yer-Targyn Tleukenov, PhD
    Senior Researcher
  • Fail Sultanov, PhD
    A/ Professor
    and Leading Reseacher
  • Batukhan Tatykayev, PhD
    Leading Reseacher
  • Elmira Nurgaziyeva, PhD
    Senior Researcher
  • Ayaulym Belgibayeva, PhD
    Senior Researcher
  • Dauren Batyrbekuly, PhD
    Researcher
EQUIPMENT
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