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Research

The science is published, peer-reviewed, and open to scrutiny

ZenQuo's technology comes out of the Laboratory for Battery Research and Innovation at UNSW Sydney. You do not have to take any of this on trust - every claim on this site traces back to one of the papers below.

Selected publications

Eight papers behind a seed-stage company

The 2016 Nature Energy paper is one of the foundational papers of the modern aqueous zinc-ion battery field, and the two Joule papers are its field-defining roadmap reviews. ZenQuo's founder did not just enter this field - he helped define it.

Research partners

Live, named, government co-funded validation

  • RACE for 2030 CRC

    Project 0530, “Durable battery solutions for the grid” - UNSW lead, with ZenQuo and Uniseed as partners. Running to March 2027.

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  • UNSW Laboratory for Battery Research and Innovation

    The School of Chemical Engineering group where the technology originated, and where the underlying science continues.

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  • CSIRO RISE Accelerator

    The India–Australia program supporting ZenQuo's first international market entry.

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The wider group page is at UNSW LBRI, and the computational side at CODE Lab.

Collaborating, reviewing, or looking for a student project?

The lab runs a bench across aqueous zinc-ion, lithium metal, sodium-ion and solid-state chemistries.

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ZenQuo

Powering the future with safe low-cost storage.

Sydney, NSW, Australia

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Enquiries

  • d.kundu@unsw.edu.au
  • Room 203, Energy Lab
    E8 Science and Engineering Building
    UNSW Sydney NSW 2052

Acknowledgement of Country

ZenQuo acknowledges the Bidjigal people, the Traditional Custodians of the land on which our work is carried out, and pays respect to Elders past and present.

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