Rate My Professor Jenny Pringle

Her research specializes in the development and application of ionic liquids and organic ionic plastic crystals as electrolytes for advanced energy technologies, including thermal energy harvesting, CO2 separation, and solid-state lithium batteries. Key publications include 'Organic ionic plastic crystals having colossal barocaloric effects' (Science, 2025), 'Ionic liquids for energy, materials, and medicine' (Chemical Communications, 2014), 'Redox-active quasi-solid-state electrolytes for thermal energy harvesting' (Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 2016), and 'Modulation of Sodium-Metal Interphase through Ionic Liquid Electrolytes' (ACS Applied Energy Materials, 2016). She is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry and has served on international advisory boards. Pringle contributes to professional activities through plenary lectures, such as at the International Conference on Nanomaterials for Batteries (ICNaB 2025), and editorial roles. Her work has significant impact, advancing sustainable energy solutions through innovative electromaterials.