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Emma is a driven DPhil student passionate about advancing transformative research in the energy sector through battery innovation. Motivated by the global transition towards net-zero emissions by 2050, her project focuses on developing next-generation lithium-air batteries. She graduated from the University of Nottingham with First Class Honours in MSci Chemistry, completing a master's project in heterogeneous photocatalysis using earth-abundant and renewable resources for applications in sustainable chemistry. As part of her degree, Emma also undertook an industrial placement at a printed electronics company, gaining hands-on experience in the development and characterisation of advanced energy materials such as photovoltaics and biosensors. ��Outside of research, Emma enjoys hiking, running, and rowing, and is often exploring the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District.