The annual symposium in the Danish Battery Society is hosted by Aarhus University’s Department of Chemical Engineering and focus on current and future battery activities in Denmark with updates from research and industry. It will take place on Tuesday, 12th of March 2019. Please follow the link below for further information regarding programme, registration, General Assembly, …
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The annual symposium in the Danish Battery Society is hosted by DTI and focus on current and future battery activities in Denmark with updates from research and industry. The sign-up, agenda and further details are found here. We look forward to see you in Taastrup! – Danish Battery Society
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The annual symposium in the Danish Battery Society is hosted by SDU and focus on current and future battery activities in Denmark with updates from research and industry. The sign-up, agenda and further details are found here. We look forward to see you in Odense! – Danish Battery Society
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A carbon-based active material produced from apple leftovers and a material of layered oxides might help reduce the costs of future energy storage systems. Both were found to have excellent electrochemical properties and stand for the environmentally compatible and sustainable use of resources, say scientists.
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The annual symposium in the Danish Battery Society is hosted by DTU Energy and focus on current and future battery activities in Denmark with updates from research and industry. The sign-up, agenda and further details are found here. We look forward to see you in Lyngby! – Danish Battery Society
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“It is very easy to make a bad battery out of a good material, but it is impossible to make a good battery out of a bad material.” This truth underlines the universal position of materials chemistry in battery science. In simple terms one may say that at the core of every energy technology there …
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The second annual symposium in the Danish Battery Society is hosted by Ålborg university and focus on current and future battery activities in Denmark with updates from research and industry. The agenda is available here, and presentations will, among others, cover: Battery assembling and packs Electrical luxury golf and leisure cars Battery material synthesis …
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In situ studies give an opportunity to explore systems with a minimum of external interference. As Li-air batteries hold the promise for a future battery technology the investigation of the discharge and charge components of the cathode and anode is of importance, as these components may hold the key to making a large capacity rechargeable …
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Solvothermal reactions have been shown to be a good way to synthesize nanocrystalline materials. Many properties of the product, such as phase composition, crystallite size, morphology and crystallinity, can be controlled by changing and controlling synthesis conditions, such as reaction temperature, heating rate, reaction time, precursor concentration and pH. Ex situ investigation of the effect …
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General introduction to the battery group at Aarhus University and description of how they take advantage of a closely integrated feedback loop between synthesis, structure characterization and electrochemical properties. The battery test cells used in the group is described, including the in-situ split flat cell used to do in-situ XRD tests. Check out the presentation here
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