Jay Sayre

Jay Sayre's research focuses on batteries, particularly lithium-metal and solid-state battery technologies, electrolyte formulations, and structural batteries that combine energy storage with load-bearing carbon fiber composites. Work includes studying electrolyte chemistry (such as localized high-concentration and ionic liquid electrolytes), lithium dendrite formation, and composite materials for battery electrodes. This research area sits at the intersection of materials engineering and energy storage technology, relevant to improving battery safety, energy density, and multifunctional structural applications.

Publication output was minimal or absent for most of the past decade but has grown sharply since 2024, with a notable surge in 2025.

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