Daniel Parr Technology Analyst
Bio
Daniel Parr MPhys is a Technology Analyst at IDTechEx. He started in 2024 and has focused on topics in the energy storage sector, especially in batteries and battery-related technologies.
Education
Daniel studied Physics at the University of Oxford, graduating in 2023 with a Masters of Physics. His specialist areas were in theoretical physics and particle physics. As part of his masters work, he completed a research project on modelling atmospheric neutrinos at Super Kamiokande, developing and presenting a thesis on the effect of the Earth's geomagnetic field on neutrino flux spectra.
Research
Daniel has focused on battery-related technologies at IDTechEx, with previous reports including Flexible Batteries, Lithium Metal Batteries, AI-Driven Battery Technologies, and Advanced Battery Pack Sensors and Remote Sensing.
Daniel has attended events and travelled for research on his topics, and has prepared presentations for customers and subscribers.
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Recent Work
Research Articles
- Supercapacitors Explained: Video
- Remote Battery Monitoring Increasingly Important for Mobility and ESS
- Carbon will Remain Dominant in Supercapacitor Electrodes Market
- Korean Data Center Fire Heightens the Need for Improved Battery Safety
- Supercapacitors Market Expected to Reach US$4.86 Billion by 2036
Reports Authored
- Li-ion Battery Market 2026-2036: Technologies, Players, Applications, Outlooks and Forecasts
- Thermal Management, Fire and Explosion Protection for BESS 2026-2036: Materials, Technologies and Players
- Supercapacitors 2026-2036: Technologies, Applications and Forecasts
- Advanced Battery Pack Sensors and Remote Monitoring 2026-2036: Technologies, Markets and Forecasts
- Lithium Metal Batteries 2025-2035: Technology, Players, and Forecasts