معرفی
Zihe Li is a Research Associate at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Bath, and a Postgraduate Research Student within the same department. His work focuses on advanced materials for energy harvesting applications, particularly in the realm of piezoelectric and porous ceramics. He is affiliated with the Centre for Integrated Materials, Processes & Structures (IMPS) and contributes to UN Sustainable Development Goals related to sustainable energy and environmental protection.
Research Interests
Li's research specializes in piezoelectric materials, energy harvesting systems, and porous ceramic fabrication. His work explores how microstructures enhance electromechanical coupling and durability in lead-free ceramics, while also addressing applications in water monitoring and self-powered devices. He investigates digital light processing and freeze-casting techniques to optimize material properties for energy technologies.
Recent Publications
Li's publications highlight advancements in porous ceramics for energy harvesting, including composites for water flow monitoring, bioinspired piezoceramics, and high-strength mullite-bonded SiC ceramics. His work spans materials processing, functional properties, and sustainable design principles.
Labs & Collaborations
Li collaborates extensively within the IMPS center at the University of Bath. His work involves partnerships with researchers in energy engineering, materials science, and robotics, focusing on interdisciplinary applications of piezoelectric materials in sustainable technologies.
