Dr Ge Wang

Dame Kathleen Ollerenshaw Fellow

Affiliations:

Materials Engineering, Department of Materials

Biography

Ge graduated BSc in Materials Science and Engineering (2011) from the Shandong University (China) and MSc in Advanced Engineering Materials (2012) from the University of Manchester. Then he obtained his PhD in Electroceramics (2016) from the University of Manchester, followed by a 7-month industrial internship in a university spin-out company, Ionix Advanced Technologies, as a ceramic engineer. He joined the Functional Materials and Devices group at the University of Sheffield as a Research Associate in 2017 and recently was awarded Dame Kathleen Ollerenshaw Fellowships at the Department of Materials, University of Manchester. His planned research at Manchester sits between the Department of Materials and Henry Royce institute focusing on developing sustainable materials and manufacturing next-generation of energy storage devices, including energy-density multilayer ceramic capacitors, all solid-state battery and energy harvesting devices.

Memberships of committees and professional bodies

Journal of Advanced Dielectrics (JAD) Early Career Editorial Board

Professional Member (MIMMM) of IOM3

Education / academic qualifications

2016 - Doctor of Science, Phase switching behaviour in lead-free electroceramics, The University of Manchester (2012 - 2016)
2012 - Master in Science, The University of Manchester (2011 - 2012)