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DC7: Enhancing the performance and durability of zinc-air batteries for mobile applications in hybrid energy systems

KU Leuven

KU Leuven’s research facilities are highly advanced, supporting a wide range of scientific studies. The laboratories at the Brugge campus are equipped for synthesis, coating, and battery assembly, with extensive electrochemical, analytical, mechanical, and durability testing equipment.

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Aeronautical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrochemical Engineering

Employment

Full-time

Work Model

On-site · Belgium

Experience

Senior

Posted

03.09.2026

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Identify factors and mechanisms affecting the discharge rate and power density in rechargeable zinc-air batteries (RZAB), including the roles of electrolyte composition, electrode porosity, and gas diffusion under varying operating conditions; develop new cell designs and components – such as improved air cathodes and electrolyte and separator materials – for better performance and durability; implement and test new RZAB batteries in hybrid drones under various environmental conditions and in combination with fuel cells.