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Pam Thomas Appointed Chief Executive of Faraday Institution

Accomplished scientist and leader in research portfolio management to drive forward scientific breakthroughs in energy storage.

Global development workshop on clean and affordable energy and clean water in Pakistan

Members of the Faraday Institution and over 50 UK, Pakistani and South Asian researchers and stakeholders gathered in Islamabad, Pakistan at the first Global Development Workshop on clean and affordable energy and clean water.

The Faraday Institution launches new programme to research battery technologies for developing countries and emerging economies

Scientific, socio-economic and techno-economic studies to advance the use of energy storage to provide access to clean, sustainable and reliable energy.

Training and Development Update – January 2020

Read more for training and development initiatives for PhD Researchers and Faraday Institution Research Fellows, including plans for the 2020 PhD cohort, the awarding of travel grants and career development plans for Faraday Institution Research Fellows.

Welcoming the First 10 Faraday Institution Scholars

The Faraday Institution is pleased to welcome its first 10 Faraday Institution Scholars at five universities across the UK this autumn.

Training and Development Initiatives – October 2019

Francesca Long, Training and Education Co-ordinator outlines the initiatives undertaken since the previous newsletter in June 2019 to recruit, induct, engage and develop our early career scientists and engineers and to attract young people to consider careers in energy storage.

The Faraday Institution announces a further £55 million for energy storage research

Research to focus on industry-defined goals to improve performance of electric vehicles

The Faraday Institution awards £2m for battery analysis

Three projects awarded to create new tools for battery researchers at leading UK facilities

Formation of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Working Group