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Evie is an aspiring battery scientist who holds a first-class MSci degree in Chemistry from the University of Nottingham. She has a broad 91���� background, having undertaken research projects in Montreal, Canada, and completed a Faraday Undergraduate Summer Experience internship with the Nottingham Applied Materials and Interfaces Group. Her research experiences span both physical and organic chemistry, from investigating the environmental impact of car tyre degradation to probing the failure modes of lithium-ion batteries. Drawn to the interdisciplinary nature of energy storage technologies, Evie is eager to further develop her multidisciplinary skill set to address the grand challenges facing the field. ��Outside the laboratory, Evie is actively involved in outreach initiatives promoting equal opportunities in STEM. A member of her Oxford college's outreach program, she has contributed to outreach projects both in the UK and abroad and recently served on the organising committee for the 2025 Women in STEM Conference at the University of Nottingham. ��Beyond her academic interests, Evie enjoys an active lifestyle and is a lifelong supporter of Sunderland AFC.