PROF. JASNA JANKOVIC
Phone: | 1 860-486-6496 |
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E-mail: | jasna.jankovic@uconn.edu |
Address: | Department of Materials Science & Engineering IMS-011F, 97 North Eagleville Road, Unit 3136 Storrs, CT 06269-3136, USA |
Research Interests
- Development and application of advanced imaging and spectroscopy techniques
- 3D material design and imaging
- Fuel cells and batteries
- Advanced nanomaterials for clean energy
- Electrospinning for clean energy applications
- Templating nature designs for application in clean energy
- STEM/EDX imaging of the catalyst layer
- STEM/EDX imaging of the catalyst layer (higher mag.)
- STEM/EDX imaging of the catalyst layer (higher mag.)
- Ionomer staining
- Catalyst powder 3D imaging, modeling and quantification(HSAC)
- Catalyst powder 3D imaging, modeling and quantification(GC)
- Catalyst layer 3D imaging, modeling and quantification
Advanced Imaging and Spectroscopy Techniques, Nanomaterials for Clean Energy Applications, Fuel Cells, Batteries, Structure-Property-Performance Correlation
JJ Group News
Dr. Jasna Jankovic has been awarded the NSF CAREER award for the project titled: “CAREER: Understanding degradation mechanisms in sustainable energy electrochemical systems using advanced characterization approaches.” Award period: 09/01/2021 – 08/31/26.
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Dr. Jasna Jankovic – Our STEAM Tree project was featured as part of the National Science Foundation-sponsored Convergence Accelerator Conference for Food Security in Extreme Environments and Food Deserts on 19-21 May 2021. Check out our “Lightning Talk”, Video, and UConn’s STEAM Team: Solar Trees and the Power of Community.
- Dr. Jankovic’s students did a fantastic job presenting at the (virtual) World Fuel Cell Conference in Montreal.
Congratulations to Mariah for winning the 2nd place in the 3MT Competition!
Check out their presentations. - Amir Soleymani – MSE Graduate Student Tackles the Future of Energy Innovation
- Andres Godoy – MSE Graduate Student’s Research Aids Green Technology Revolution
- Sara Pedram – MSE Graduate Student Researches Alternative Energy Sources
Multi-scale imaging and simulation

The deepest secrets of fuel cell catalyst layers in 3D
- A number of advanced structural characterization techniques have been developed in Prof. Jankovic team.
- Techniques are applicable to fuel cells, electrolyzers, batteries (with some further development).
- Advanced quantification of STEM-EDX maps was developed to provide important parameters in BOL and EOL samples: Pt loading, I/C ratio, CL porosity, OER catalyst agglomerate size distribution, Pt and Ionomer profiles etc.
- The technique provides important information about degradation effects on catalyst laters
- Capability in ionomer imaging in catalyst inks and layers (2D and 3D)
- 3D imaging, reconstruction and simulation of catalyst layers, MPL and GDLs have been demonstrated
- A number of correlations with performance of CL properties has been established
- Great potential of using these techniques to provide understanding of FC performance and degradation and input into mathematical models
- Potential for improved CL design and choice of materials
Catalyst layer 3D electron tomography
Catalyst powder 3D electron tomography
Micro-CT of a fuel cell – beginning of life
Micro-CT of a fuel cell – end of life
Faculty/Staff Daily Digest
- Training and Professional Development
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7/27 Organizing Course Materials in HuskyCT
Keeping It Simple - Organizing Course Materials in HuskyCT Monday, July 27, 12:30-1:30 Online Presenter: Margaret Ascenzo, CETLThis session will cover... [Read More] -
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7/30 HuskyCT Basics - Intro and Overview
HuskyCT Basics – Intro and Overview Thursday, July 30, 1:00-2:00 Online Presenter: Margaret Ascenzo, CETLThis session will introduce you to the new... [Read More] -
7/30 Preparing your HuskyCT Grade Center for Grade
Preparing your HuskyCT Grade Center for Grade Calculation and Submission Thursday, July 30, 11:00-12:00 Online Presenter: Dan Facchinetti, CETLIn this... [Read More] -
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