Starts 5 May 2022
Ends 26 May 2022
Central European Time
Workshop on Electrochemical Energy Storage: Theory, Experiments, and Applications | (smr 3698)
ICTP
Strada Costiera, 11
I - 34151 Trieste (Italy)
An ICTP Online Meeting
Topics:
Speakers:
G. CEDER, UC Berkeley, USA
R. DOMINKO, National Institute of Chemistry, Slovenia
A. FRANCO, University of Picardie, France
Y. GOGOTSI, Drexel University, USA
F. LA MANTIA, Bremen University, Germany
Y.-H. NA, IBM, USA
S. PASSERINI, KIT, Germany
L. YASHINA, Moscow State University, Russia
A. WALSH, Imperial College London, UK
Registration: There is no registration fee.
The workshop will discuss progress in the investigation of materials for batteries, and of the related chemical and physical processes, including lithium- and sodium-based, high-valence-ion, and metal-air batteries, electrodes and electrolytes.
Description continued: The world is likely to see an increase of the importance of energy storage in the near future. One reason is the increasing presence of renewable energy sources, most of which are intermittent in nature. Another reason is the drive towards alternatives to fossil fuels for the transportation sector. Across these fields, requirements on the storage system may be very different, for example in terms of energy and power density. For all these solutions, a key issue is the development of functional materials able to perform the required tasks efficiently, produced from safe, widely available and easy-to process raw materials. Aim of the workshop is to discuss recent progress in the investigation of materials for batteries, and of the related chemical and physical processes.
Description continued: The world is likely to see an increase of the importance of energy storage in the near future. One reason is the increasing presence of renewable energy sources, most of which are intermittent in nature. Another reason is the drive towards alternatives to fossil fuels for the transportation sector. Across these fields, requirements on the storage system may be very different, for example in terms of energy and power density. For all these solutions, a key issue is the development of functional materials able to perform the required tasks efficiently, produced from safe, widely available and easy-to process raw materials. Aim of the workshop is to discuss recent progress in the investigation of materials for batteries, and of the related chemical and physical processes.
Topics:
- Alkali-ion batteries
- Lithium-sulphur batteries
- Batteries with high-valence ions
- Metal-air batteries
- Experimental techniques
- Computational modeling of materials
Speakers:
G. CEDER, UC Berkeley, USA
R. DOMINKO, National Institute of Chemistry, Slovenia
A. FRANCO, University of Picardie, France
Y. GOGOTSI, Drexel University, USA
F. LA MANTIA, Bremen University, Germany
Y.-H. NA, IBM, USA
S. PASSERINI, KIT, Germany
L. YASHINA, Moscow State University, Russia
A. WALSH, Imperial College London, UK
Registration: There is no registration fee.
**DEADLINE: 20/04/2022**
Organizers
Ralph Gebauer (ICTP), Nicola Seriani (ICTP), Local Organiser: Nicola Seriani (ICTP)
