NETZSCH Future Days 2023
Focus on Batteries
Batteries play a crucial role in supplying sufficient power for our modern world, enabling us to stay connected at all times, work efficiently at any place, and travel long distances. As renewable discontinuous mode, energy sources such as wind and solar power become more and more prevalent; batteries are fulfilling increasingly important roles for storing and distributing that energy.
Batteries have the potential to transform lifestyle, societies, branches of industry and create new opportunities for innovation. As we continue to rely on this technology, we have to consider also other issues like “raw materials” and their limitations and the rapid development towards more advanced batteries with a wide variety of chemical components.
Title | Speaker | Abstract/CV |
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Critical Raw Materials for Future Energy Technologies | PD Dr. Simon Meißner Universität Augsburg | Read more |
Electrode Materials Stability Investigation Using In-Operando XRD Analysis of a Battery Cell | Dr. Umesh Tiwari Malvern Panalytical | Read more |
Mastering the Interface: Measuring, Improving, and Predicting Heat Transfer Performance in Battery Cells and Packs | Prof. Dr. Ankur Jain University of Texas at Arlington | Read more |
A Lifetime of Testing; Measuring Coin Cell Degradation by Calorimetry | Peter Ralbovsky NETZSCH Analyzing & Testing | Read more |
Rheology Meets NETZSCH Pumps – Insights into the New Inline-Visco-Module | Torsten Remmler NETZSCH Analyzing & Testing
Thomas Schmitt NETZSCH Pumps & Systems | Read more |
Particle Size and Shape Analysis to Optimize Electrode Coating and Improve Battery Performance | Dr. Umesh Tiwari Malvern Panalytical | Read more |
Ready for Generation 4! ASSB Production Processes | Alberto Masi NETZSCH Grinding & Dispersing | Read more |
Q&A Session | All Speakers |