Joshua Sangoro

Joshua Sangoro's research focuses on understanding how ions and charged molecules move through liquid and polymer-based materials, including ionic liquids (salts that are liquid at room temperature), deep eutectic solvents (mixtures that melt at unusually low temperatures), and polymerized ionic liquids. He uses techniques such as dielectric spectroscopy and NMR (nuclear magnetic resonance) to study the structure and dynamics of these materials, which are relevant to batteries, electrolytes, and other electrochemical applications. This work sits at the intersection of chemical engineering, physical chemistry, and materials science.

Publication output was higher earlier in the decade (8-16 papers/year from 2017-2020) and has declined and leveled off to a lower rate (around 3-5 papers/year) in recent years.

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