Where we have permissions from the speakers to do so, we are uploading presentations given at the November 2019 conference via links on this page.
Introduction from Neil Morris, CEO
Project Updates
- Degradation
- Multi-scale modelling
- ReLiB
- SOLBAT
- Nextrode
- FutureCAT
- CATMAT
- NEXGENNA
- LiSTAr
- Characterisation projects
Panel - International Perspectives
Entrepreneurial Fellows
Panel - Collaborative / Cross-disciplinary Working
Panel - Intellectual Property
Faraday Institution Opportunities
Career Spotlight
- Anisha Patel
- Nuria Tapia Ruiz
- Ian Campbell
Research Track
Cameron Hargreaves | The minimal cost-flow atomic similarity distance for data driven solid state discovery |
Dana Thompson | Solvent systems for recycling lithium ion batteries |
Howie N. Chu | Characterising lithium-ion cell state with a streamlined electrochemical/thermal model parameterized by lock-in thermography |
Zhenyu Zhang | Electrochemical AFM study of SEI formation for graphite anodes |
Jyoti Ahija | The imperative for an effective EV battery management policy in the UK. |
Amoghavarsha Mahadevegowda | Probing the degradation mechanisms in cycled battery electrodes by transmission electron microscopy |
Wesley Dose | Origins of capacity fade and material degradation in Ni-rich NMC Li-ion batteries |
Yundong Zhou | In-situ Raman spectroscopic study of the solid electrolyte - electrode interface within all-solid-state batteries |
Lucy Morgan | Approximate bayesian computation of classical interatomic potentials |
Mohamed Ahmeid | Challenges in testing and sorting end of life electric vehicle batteries (24 kWh Nissan Leaf battery as an example) |
Niamh Ryall | Monitoring pressure changes in union cells |
Jorge Varela Barreras | Smart and hybrid balancing systems for lithium-ion batteries: towards an ultimate solution to the weakest link effect |
Ying Zhao | Compliant and low-expansion composite electrode for a solid-state battery |
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