About

M-RHEX brings together a team of internationally-leading researchers from across a range of disciplines – chemistry, physics, materials science, and engineering – with the necessary skill set to execute a programme of research aimed at advancing the fundamental science of charge mobility. The University of Oxford, Imperial College London, and University College London are collaborating on world-class materials research that will feed into studies that explore the challenges of translating new knowledge of charge transport into devises at Swansea University and Coventry University. As well as producing high-impact science that cuts across technologies, M-RHEX brings together the broader UK energy community through events, workshops, and conferences.

M-RHEX has industry advisors from these organisations:

• AGM Batteries Ltd
• BASF plc
• C-Tech Innovation Ltd
• DST Innovations Ltd
• High Value Manufacturing Catapult
• ITM Power plc
• Johnson Matthey
• National Physical Laboratory NPL
• NSG Group (UK)
• Jaguar Land Rover Ltd
• QinetiQ Ltd

Other Centres

• Centre for Advanced Materials for Integrated Energy Systems (CAM-IES) at University of Cambridge, Newcastle University, Queen Mary University, and University College London
• Centre for Advanced Materials for Renewable Energy Generation (CAMREG) at the University of Edinburgh, Cranfield University, and University of Strathclyde
• Joint University-Industry Consortium for Energy Materials and Devices (JUICED) at University College London, University of Birmingham, University of Southampton, and Loughborough University
• Multiscale Tuning of Interfaces and Surfaces for Energy Applications (MISE) at University of St Andrews, University of Edinburgh, University of Bath, and University of Birmingham
• North East Centre for Energy Materials (NECEM) at Newcastle University, Durham University, and Northumbria University
• SPECIFIC at Swansea University