John Ostrander

John Ostrander is a highly experienced Research and Development Scientist currently working at the Institute for Energy Technology, where the focus is on characterizing batteries for second-life applications. In addition to this role, John serves as a Consultant at PercyRoc AB, exploring microwave processing methods for battery materials. John's academic contributions include serving as a Guest Lecturer at Uppsala University, where the topic of battery material recycling was presented, and completing a Postdoctoral Researcher role investigating sodium metal in non-aqueous redox flow batteries. John has extensive research experience from prior positions, including graduate studies at The University of Tulsa, where solid-state battery components were characterized, and being a Visiting Researcher at NTNU, focusing on ceramic materials for lithium-ion solid-state batteries. John's diverse teaching background includes roles as a classroom teacher and adjunct instructor in science and mathematics at various educational institutions. Educational qualifications include a Ph.D. in Materials Chemistry from The University of Tulsa, along with degrees in Mathematics and Natural Sciences.