Carleane Reis

Carleane Reis serves as a Postdoctoral Researcher at the International Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory (INL) within the Salomé Research Group, specializing in electrochemical energy storage systems with particular focus on lithium-ion battery technology and degradation analysis.

She holds a PhD in Physics and possesses extensive expertise in applied electrochemistry, including supercapacitors, biosensors, conductive polymers, and electrochemical interfaces (metal/electrolyte and semiconductor/electrolyte). Her technical proficiency encompasses electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS), charge/discharge cycling, and advanced data analysis methodologies.

Her research centers on characterizing battery performance evolution through EIS and cycling techniques to develop novel strategies for assessing health status and ageing mechanisms in commercial cells. This work bridges experimental electrochemistry with data-driven approaches to enhance understanding of degradation pathways in energy storage systems.

Reis actively collaborates with multidisciplinary physics and chemistry teams to advance energy-related technologies, though specific grant details or advising roles are not documented in available materials. Her contributions occur within INL's international research framework that emphasizes nanotechnology applications for sustainable energy solutions.

As a core member of the Salomé Research Group, she participates in cutting-edge investigations of electrochemical interfaces and degradation phenomena, contributing to the group's mission of developing next-generation energy storage technologies through rigorous experimental and analytical approaches.