2026 Poster Presentations

 

P01: A Simulation and Experimental Framework for Assessing Mechanical Damage in Battery Packs, Presented by Clive F., A*STAR, Agency for Science Technology and Research

P02: Physics-Informed Prediction of Remaining Useful Life of an Electric Truck Battery, Presented by Grigorios K., Aristotle University Thessaloniki

P03: PVdF Coated Separators for Li-Ion Batteries, Presented by Cassandre C., Arkema and Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS)

P04: Segmented State-of-Power Estimation for High-Power NMC Prismatic Lithium-Ion Cells with Inhomogeneous Temperatures, Presented by Thomas V., BMW Group AG

P05: Liquid Electrolyte vs. Semi-Solid vs. All-Solid Batteries – Navigating Performance, Cost, and Safety Trade-offs from Materials to EV / eVTOL Packs, Presented by Pirmin U., b-science.net

P06: Engineering Ternary Mixture Electrolytes for Safer and More Stable Li-Ion Batteries, Presented by Pedram G., CETIM Technological Centre

P07: Circular Economy in Lithium-Ion Batteries: Production of High-Performance NMC from Recycled Black Mass, Presented by Carlos HL., CETIM Technological Centre

P08: Towards Sustainable Lithium-ion Batteries Production Through Water-Based Formulation and LNMO Cathode Morphology Engineering, Presented by Laida OA., CIC energiGUNE

P09: Health Aware Fast Charging of Lithium Ion Batteries for EVs, Presented by Ayla S., Coventry University

P10: Accelerating Battery Innovation by Combining Simulations and Automated Experiments With AI, Presented by Johan C., Dassault Systèmes BIOVIA

P11: Analysis of LI-Ion Batteries: From Starting Materials to Packaged Product, Presented by Patrick K., Elemental Scientific

P12: Industrial Production of Nano-Silicon/Graphite Composites as LIB Anode Materials in Europe, Presented by Antoine M., Enwires

P13: Scalable Pre-Lithiation Methods for Lithium-Ion Batteries: A Techno-Economic and Environmental Comparison, Presented by Janik R., Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH

P14: Composition-Dependent Solvation Structure and Ion Dynamics in Pyr14FSI and Pyr12O1FSI Ionic Liquid Electrolytes for High-Voltage Lithium Metal Batteries, Presented by Yuanbo C., Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH

P15: Pure Silicon Thin Film Anodes by Novel Roll-to-Roll Vacuum Deposition Process, Presented by Claus L., Fraunhofer Institute for Electron Beam and Plasma Technology, FEP

P16: Revealing the Internal Dynamics of Thermal Runaway in Large-Format Automotive Cells: Multi-Scale In-Situ X-Ray Investigation, Presented by Jonas P., Fraunhofer Institute for High-Speed Dynamics, Ernst-Mach-Institut, EMI

P17: Cutting Costs with the Center for Digitalized Battery Cell Manufacturing, Presented by Johannes W., Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Engineering and Automation, IPA

P18: Performance Enhancement of Silicon Carbon (Si/C) Anodes Through Conductive Additive Engineering, Presented by Lukas D., Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems, ISE

P19: A Simple Modular Approach to Modeling Heat Propagation and Critical Temperatures in Single-Cell and Multi-Cell Battery Systems, Presented by Jan-Darius P., Fraunhofer Research Institution for Battery Cell Production, FFB

P20: Upcycling End-of-Life Battery Anodes and PV Waste into Silicon Carbide Anodes for Next-Generation Lithium-Ion Batteries, Presented by Priyanka M., Fraunhofer Research Institution for Materials Recycling and Resource Strategies, IWKS

P21: High Throughput in Battery Material Research – Accelerating Cathode Active Materials Development, Presented by Charlotte L., hte GmbH

P22: Designing Stable All-Solid-State Sodium-Sulfur Batteries Through Phosphorus Modification, Presented by Stefano T., Humboldt University of Berlin

P23: Unveiling the Anomalous Expansion of Silicon-Carbon Composites via Operando Charge Photometry and Dilatometry, Presented by Gareth R., Illumion Ltd.

P24: Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy (EIS) BMS Demonstrator, Presented by Guenter H., Infineon Technologies

P25: Spiking Neural Networks: A Game-Changer for Battery Reliability and Performance, Presented by Slimane A., INSA Strasbourg - National Institute of Applied Sciences

P26: Next-Generation Lithium-Ion Anodes: Benefits and Environmental Footprint of Silicon-Graphite Combinations, Presented by Cristina H., Instituto Tecnológico de la Energía

P27: Advanced Short Duration Diagnostic and Classification Techniques for Second Life Battery Modules, Presented by Alberto L., Instituto Tecnológico de la Energía

P28: Advancing Zinc-Ion Energy Storage Technology for Safer and Sustainable Batteries, Presented by Dawid K., KU Leuven

P29: Development of Sustainable Carbonous Materials for Battery Components Derived from Bio-Based European Feedstocks, Presented by Dharmjeet M., KU Leuven

P30: Dual Modification of MnO[2] Cathode Improves Performance and Stability of Zinc-Ion Batteries (ZIBs), Presented by Junru W., KU Leuven

P31: Amorphous and BMG Materials as Active Anodes and Functional Interfaces Across for Energy Storage, Presented by Aiman B., Leitat

P32: From Leachate to Lithium Salts: Using ELR to Recover Critical Raw Materials for Batteries, Presented by Pere L., Leitat

P33: Pathway Towards a Validated Simulation Model for All-Solid-State Batteries, Presented by Carolin N., Math2Market GmbH

P34: Battery Degradation Data Using Generative AI, Presented by Vamsi G., Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU)

P35: Enabling Next-Gen Secondary Batteries with nNw Electrolyte Additives, Presented by Stefan K., PCC Thorion GmbH

P36: Precursor-Free, Solid-State Synthesis and Regeneration of Cathode Active Materials for Sustainable and Circular Li-Ion Battery Ecosystems: The CALISMAT Process, Presented by Shun T., Proterial Ltd.

P37: Innovative Leaching of NMC Using LFP Scrap as Reducing Agent for Closed-Loop Cathode Precursor Recovery, Presented by Raimondo M., Sapienza University of Rome

P38: Failure Analyses of Lithium Batteries for Reliable Products, Presented by Pascal G., SERMA Technologies

P39: eGraphene - A Third Conductive Carbon, Beyond Carbon Black & CNT's, Presented by Jan D., Sixonia GmbH

P40: Battery Pack Diagnostics for Electric Vehicles: DVA & ICA on the Vehicle Level, Presented by Cristina G., Technical University of Munich

P41: New Insights into Battery Calendar Aging: Float Current Analysis, Presented by Qing Y., Technische Hochschule Ingolstadt

P42: Predictive Charging Strategies for Extended EV Battery Life and V2X Revenue, Presented by Michael A., University Bayreuth

P43: 60-Second NIR Regeneration of H-Phase Nb2O5 from Production Scrap: A Sustainable, Scalable Route to High-Capacity Anode Recovery, Presented by Oriyomi O., University of Birmingham

P44: Modulated Electrochemical Force Microscopy: Investigation of Sodium-Ion Transport at Hard Carbon Composite Anodes, Presented by Nikolas F., University of Bologna

P45: Investigation of Structure-Property-Performance Relationships of Binders in Graphitic Negative Electrodes for Lithium Ion Batteries, Presented by Simon A., University of Münster

P46: Recycling and Regulation: Evaluating Europe's Ability to Meet Its Recycled Material Requirements, Presented by Tabea B., University of Münster

P47: From Biomass to High-Voltage Performance: SEI-Driven Stabilization by Bio-Based Maleimide, Presented by Nils F., University of Münster

P48: Evaluating the Impact of Water Quality During Aqueous Processing of Lithium Ion Battery Electrodes, Presented by Vinzenz G., University of Münster

P49: From Mine to Market: China’s Ownership Advantage in Battery Raw Materials and the Global EV Supply Chain, Presented by Tim G., University of Münster

P50: The Interplay of Electrolyte Filling Volume and SiOx Content on the Performance of Lithium-Ion Batteries, Presented by Faiq H., University of Münster

P51: Future Energy Demand for Automotive and Stationary Lithium- and Sodium-Ion Batteries in Europe, Presented by Lukas I., University of Münster

P52: Automated Speciation Analysis of Lithium-Ion Battery Electrolytes and Their Decomposition Products, Presented by Alina K., University of Münster

P53: Role of Hydroxide Precursor Properties in the Molten-Salt Synthesis of Single-Crystal Ni-Rich Layered Oxide Cathode Materials, Presented by Johannes K., University of Münster

P54: Formation of Molecular Functional Interphases Using Crosslinked Self-Assembled Monolayers, Presented by Felix P., University of Münster

P55: The Trade-Off Between Charging Speed and Lithium Plating - Towards Safe Extreme Fast Charging, Presented by Max V., University of Münster

P56: Benchmarking State-of-the-Art Sodium-Ion Battery Cells – Modeling Energy Density and Carbon Footprint at the Gigafactory-Scale, Presented by Philipp V., University of Münster

P57: Characterisation of Solid-State Batteries Using Mass Spectrometric Imaging Techniques, Presented by Markus W., University of Münster

P58: Recovery of Valuable Metals from Spent LiNi[0.6]Mn[0.2]Co[0.2]O[2] (NMC622) Cathodes Using Methanesulfonic Acid-Based Mixed Organic Acids, Presented by Jiayi Z., University of Warwick

P59: Bio-Derived Anode Materials for Sodium Ion Batteries, Presented by Sam M., VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland

P60: Enhancing ML-Based Battery SoC Estimation Beyond Laboratory Data Using Physics-Based Models, Presented by Pankaj S., VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland

P61: Characterisation of Polyurethane, Epoxy and Silicone-Based Sealants and Adhesives for Their Potential Use in Vanadium Redox Flow Batteries, Presented by Andreas A., WEVO-CHEMIE GmbH

P62: Critical SoC Windows in Li-Ion Cells: Separation of Real Degradation and Memory Effects, Presented by Sebastian F., Zentrum für Sonnenenergie- und Wasserstoff-Forschung Baden-Württemberg (ZSW)

P63: In-Operando Laboratory XCT Investigations of All Solid-State Lithium Metal Batteries Under Applied Pressure, Presented by Anna W., Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH

P64: A Multi-Rate, High-Fidelity Digital Twin of a Double Conversion UPS System for Efficiency and Conversion LossPresented by Luc R., Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH

 

 


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