| Academic Profile |
 | Assoc Prof Su Pei-Chen
Associate Professor, School of Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering
Email: peichensu@ntu.edu.sg
Assoc Prof Su Pei-Chen |
| Biography |
| Dr. Su’s research interests are in applying microsystem technologies, nanoscale thin film materials engineering, and nano-patterning technologies at the interface of energy conversion devices, specifically fuel cells. She pioneered in development of high power density nano thin film oxide fuel cells at low operating temperature and keeps leading cell performance in the literature. Her research interests include low temperature solid oxide fuel cells, micro/nano fabrication, nanoionics, and thin film energy materials. Her research group focuses on developing new electrode and electrolyte materials and nano-engineering of cell components via thin film deposition technologies, design and fabrication of scalable micro-SOFCs, and study of reaction kinetics between cathode and nano thin film electrolyte interface, all together with an ultimate goal of commercializing a practical device for SOFCs below 500°C. |
| Research Interests |
Energy Thin Films
Nano Ionics
Low Temperature Solid Oxide Fuel Cells
Silicon-based Micro-SOFCs
Atomic Layer Deposition
Multi-scale 3D Printing |
| Current Projects |
- Low Temperature Thin Film Solid Oxide Fuel Cells
- Modelling and Development of High Performance Li-ion Batteries Used under Extreme Conditions
- Nano-grid for Lighthouse Operations and Deployment (N-LOAD)
- Project Enershift
- Silicon Nano Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (Si-nSOFCs) – Toward Scalability by Low-cost Semiconductor Processes
- Study Of Increasing Printing Speed Of SLA By Improving Resin Curability With Nanofiller Additives
- Ultrafast Automotive Trim Prototyping Tool
- Ultrafast Automotive Trim Prototyping Tool
- Understanding the charge transportation across the Ag-Ceria core-shell boundary in oxygen reduction reactions
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| Selected Publications |
- Jong Dae Baek, Chen-Chiang Yu, and Pei-Chen Su*. (2016). Mechanically Reinforced Silicon Nano Thin Film Array for Low Temperature Solid Oxide Fuel Cells. Nano Letters, in press.
- Li Yong, Shijie Wang, and Pei-Chen Su*. (2016). Proton-conducting Electrolyte Micro-solid Oxide Fuel Cells with Improved Cathode Reactions by a Nanoscale Thin Film Gadolinium-doped Ceria Interlayer. Scientific Reports, , in press.
- Jong Dae Baek, Yongjin Yoon, Wonyoung Lee, and Pei-Chen Su*. (2015). Circular Membrane for Nano Thin Film Micro Solid Oxide Fuel Cells with Enhanced Mechanical Stability. Energy & Environmental Science, 8, 3374 (IF=20.523).
- Kang-Yu Liu, Liangdong Fan, Chen-Chiang Yu, Pei-Chen Su*. (2015). Thermal stability and performance enhancement of nano-porous platinum cathode in solid oxide fuel cells by nanoscale ZrO2 capping. Electrochemistry Communications, 56, 65–69 (IF=4.847).
- Chen-Chiang Yu, Sanwi Kim, Jong Dae Baek, Yong Li, Pei-Chen Su*, and Taek-Soo Kim*. (2015). Direct Observation of Nanoscale Pt Electrode Agglomeration at the Triple Phase Boundary. ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces, 7(11), 6036 (IF= 6.723).
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