Jennifer Julis

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Jennifer Julis is a materials chemist whose work has advanced the understanding of mixed ionic-electronic conductors, particularly in perovskite oxides. Her research focuses on the intersection of solid-state chemistry and electrochemistry, with key contributions to the combinatorial design and characterisation of materials for energy conversion and storage. In her most-cited work, "Combinatorial characterisation of mixed conducting perovskites" (2008), Julis developed a high-throughput methodology to systematically explore the composition–property relationships in these complex oxides. This approach enabled the rapid identification of promising candidates for applications such as solid oxide fuel cells and oxygen separation membranes. While her citation count of 18 reflects a focused, early-career impact, the paper is notable for introducing a systematic combinatorial strategy that has influenced subsequent studies in the field. Julis’s work exemplifies how targeted, methodical characterisation can accelerate the discovery of functional materials, making her a valuable contributor to the ongoing effort to design efficient, durable mixed conductors for sustainable energy technologies.