Graphene Based Electrodes for High Performances Supercapacitors Fabricated Using Spray-Gun Deposition Method (Graphene Europe 2015)

Dr Paolo Bondavalli, Head Of Nanomaterials Group
THALES Research and Technology
France
 
Apr 29, 2015.

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Presentation Summary

This contribution we will deal with the results of recently obtained on supercapacitors with electrodes fabricated using mixtures of graphene based nanomaterials. The electrode fabrication has been performed using a new dynamic spray-gun based deposition process set-up at Thales Research and Technology (patented). This technique constitute a real breakthrough compared to the classical filtration method because electrodes can be deposited over large areas in a completely automated way, using different kinds of substrates and with a thickness between some nm and up to hundredth of μms.

Speaker Biography (Paolo Bondavalli)

Dr. Paolo Bondavalli is in charge of the transverse topic on nanomaterials at Thale Research and Technology. Presently his work is focused on the development of new materials (e.g. graphene, cnts, nanowires) for the new generation of electronics devices and for energy storage applications, memristor, electromagnetic shielding. Dr Bondavalli has received his Hdr in 2011, at Paris-Sud on a work on "devices based on random network of carbon nanotubes". During the last five years, he has participated, also as coordinator, in several EU projects (concerning CNTs, graphene, spintronics, energy) and ANR projects. He is involved in the Graphene Flagship initiative. He recently issued a book on Graphene ("Graphene and Related Materials: Properties and Applications" Ed Elsevier, pp 192, 2017).

Company Profile (Thales Group)

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