I have been long engaged in the research of new energy systems and materials, involving research work related to thermochemical energy storage systems and materials, hydrogen fuel cells, and lithium batteries. During my doctoral studies, I developed new energy storage materials and systems at the Laboratory of Solid Mechanics (LMS) of École Polytechnique and the Laboratory of Chemistry and Process (UPS) of École Nationale Supérieure de Techniques Avancées (ENSTA) in Paris, and studied their mechanical and thermochemical properties. I have been collaborating on research with the Navier Laboratory of the French National Academy of Sciences for a long time, and I have conducted in-situ mechanical experiments using the synchrotron radiation facility (Synchrotron-SOLEIL) of the French National Academy of Sciences and the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA). I have rich experience in characterizing and analyzing the performance of energy storage materials by using microlithography, digital image correlation (DIC), and the TG-DSC method.