Mathieu Morcrette

Mathieu Morcrette is a CNRS Research Engineer (Hors Classe) and Director of the Laboratory of Reactivity and Chemistry of Solids (LRCS) since 2008. Based at Université de Picardie Jules Verne in Amiens, his work focuses on electrochemistry and energy storage materials, with expertise in lithium-ion batteries, silicon-based electrodes, and thick electrode optimization. He coordinates the research theme on electrochemical storage device optimization and leads projects like FP7 Eurolis and H2020 Helis.

• Education: DEA in Materials Sciences (Honours, 1995), Engineering training at ENSCP
• Key Projects: ANR IVEDS, Naiades, HIPOLITE, DeliRedox

His research spans battery development, electrochemical characterization, and material synthesis. He co-supervises PhD students and postdocs on Li/S batteries and electrode formulations. As part of the RS2E pre-transfer platform, his team manufactures Li-ion and Na-ion batteries using commercial and novel materials like LiVPO4F and NVPF.

He has pioneered techniques such as flash sintering for thick electrodes and developed silicon-based electrode formulations with CMC stabilization. His work integrates experimental and modeling approaches to improve battery performance and safety.