Gerald Singer is a materials scientist whose work is focused on high-performance lightweight materials for energy storage and structural applications. He worked in several successful industry-related research projects with the goal of improving the performance of carbon fiber-reinforced polymers for electric cars and polymer-based (nano)particle-reinforced composites of marked leading companies in Europe. After his graduation in Chemistry at Technical University Vienna, he received a PhD in materials science at University of Natural Recourses and Life Sciences Vienna. At UNSW Sydney he developed a polymer electrolyte for structural supercapacitors and currently works on structural batteries at Columbia University as Erwin-Schroedinger Fellow.
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