Battery 2030+ Annual Conference

May 28-29th 2024 Grenoble (France)

PROGRAMME

May 28-29th

May 27th – Side activities for Young Scientists* 

14:00-14:30    Welcome coffee

14:30-16:00    Formal discussion with Young Scientists where a couple of points will be discussed (e.g., what are the topics of high interest, how to create a young scientist community and get in touch with, the interest about being part of a YS community, …).

16:00-16:30    Meeting point & transfer to the labs

16:30-17:30    Lab tours (open to all participants / registration needed). More info about the lab tours here.

*Young Scientists: PhD researchers / with PhD thesis defended in 2017 or later

 

May 28th – Day 1

Chair of the conference: Philippe Jacques (EMIRI)

 

08:00-09:00    Registration & welcome coffee

 

OPENING SESSION:

09:00-09:10   Welcome by CEA and CNRS – Pascale Bayle-Guillemaud (CEA/DRF/Irig) and Elisabeth Blanquet (CNRS, SIMaP laboratory Science and Engineering of Materials and Processes, Grenoble)

09:10-09:20   Welcome by the European Commission – Johan Blondelle (DG RTD)

09:20-09:30   The battery partnership – some reflections – Fabrice Stassin (BEPA)

09:30-09:45   BATTERY 2030+ the previous phase and what now? – Kristina Edström (Uppsala University)

09:45-10:30  Lithium-rich layered and disordered Rocksalt cathodes: the role of oxygen redox – Peter Bruce (Univ. Oxford)

10:30-10:45   The global battery landscape – Monika Curto Fuentes (VDI/VDE)

 

10:45-11:15   Coffee Break

SESSION 1:

Session chair: Simon Perraud (CEA)

11:15-11:30   PEPR, a large French battery initiative, Helene Burlet (CEA)

11:30-12:00   BIG-MAP – Tejs Vegge (DTU)

12:00-12:15   Best Practices the next steps – Simon Clark (SINTEF)

 

SESSION 2:

Session chairs: Marta Mirolo (ESRF) and Maria Arnaiz (CICe)

12:15 -13:00   Oral presentations picked based on abstracts

  • Hugo Braun – Stable 4 V-class All-Solid-State Lithium Battery with Hydroborate Electrolyte and NMC811 Cathode
  • Daniele Callegari – Quasi-Solid Polymer Electrolyte with Autonomous Self-Healing Capabilities for Li-Ion Batteries
  • Xuwping  Qin – Theoretical Studies on LiF Formation at Graphite-Electrolyte Interfaces
  • Iñigo Gandiaga – External Pressure Effects on the Performance and Ageing of High-Capacity NMC/G Lithium-Ion Cells for Automotive and Industrial Applications

 

13:00-14:30   Lunch and poster session

SESSION 3: PROJECT PRESENTATIONS

Session chair: Kristina Edström (Uppsala University)

14:30-16:00   Project presentations

– 14:30-15:15 Healingbat, Phoenix, Salmander

HealingBat’s roadmap to self-healing – Stefan Palzer (TU Dortmund)

Phoenix, Project Overview – Joris de Hoog (Vrije Universiteit Brussel)

A smart, self-healing battery built for a sustainable economy – Samson Y. Lai (Institute for Energy Technology (IFE)) 

 – 15:15-16:00 Opera, Opincharge, Ultrabat

Development of Operando Techniques and Multiscale Modelling to Face the Zero-excess Solid-state Battery Challenge – Qiong Cai (University of Surrey)

Operando analyses and modelling of Interface dynamics and charge transport in lithium-ion batteries – Philippe Moreau (CNRS)

Capturing ultrafast electron and ion dynamics in batteries – Hilton B. de Aguiar (CNRS)

16:00-16:30    Coffee break

 

SESSION 4:

Session chair: Montse Casas (CICe)

16:30-16:45    Batman, a French initiative for next generation batteries’ digital twins development, Marion Chandesris (CEA-Liten)

16:45-17:00    Openstorm, the french Battery Characterization Platform – Sandrine Lyonnard (CEA)

 

SESSION 5:

Session chairs: Marta Mirolo (ESRF) and Maria Arnaiz (CICe)

17:00-17:15    Introduction to poster pitches and evening beer session – Marta Mirolo (ESRF) and Maria Arnaiz (CICe)

17:15-18:00    Poster pitches

  • Diana Arellano-Sanchez – Life Cycle Assessment of Anode Material for Lithium-Ion Batteries

  • Liga Britala – Wet-Chemical Al2o3 Coating Synthesis For Cycle Life Extension Of Ncm Cathodes In Li-Ion Batteries

  • Mattia Canini – Solid-state vs. Spray-drying synthesis for Mg-Doped P2-Na0.67Fe0.5Mn0.5O2 as cathode material for Sodium-Ion Batteries

  • Andrea Ceppetelli – Promising Beginnings: A Preliminary Examination of CaB12H12 as New Electrolyte for Calcium-Based Energy Storage

  • Frode Håskjold Fagerli – Functional binders to tackle transition metal dissolution in LNMO cathode material

  • Léa Flores – Exploration Of Aqueous Electrolytes With Large Operating Voltage Window For Low Cost M-Ion Cells

  • Matteo Gandolfo – Crosslinked ionogels containing active fillers for lithium-metal batteries

  • Luis Arturo Gómez Moreno – Study On Separation Kinetics Of Anode And Cathode Materials Supported By Active Learning To Optimize Direct Recycling Of Lithium-Ion Batteries

  • Alisson A. Iles – Na-sulfide based Solid Electrolytes for battery applications

  • Ivan Leteyi Mfiban – Degradation mechanisms of densified Li3PS4 sulfide-based solid electrolyte exposed to humid atmosphere: large-scale instruments investigation

  • Mostafa Mohammadi- Investigations of Solid Electrolyte Interphase (SEI) Layer in 2D Silicon-based Anodes for Li-ion Batteries

  • Sofia Raviolo – Lignin-Based Electrodes For Stable And Upscalable Potassium Batteries

  • Ali Saad – Solid-Solid Phase Change Materials for the Thermal Management of Li-Ion Batteries

  • Sudnya Vaidya – Embedded detection of the state of temperature of Li-ion batteries by Intelligent Gray Box Model

18:00-18:15    Group photo

18:15-21:00    Poster session and walking dinner + beer session drink for young for future networking discussions on Young Scientists community and on 3 topics on which focus during next young Scientists Event on 2025

 

May 29th – Day 2

 

07:30-08:30    Morning coffee

SESSION 6: PROJECT PRESENTATIONS

Session chair: Kristina Edström (Uppsala University)

08:30-10:30    Project presentations

– 08:30-9:15 ReUse, Renovate, Revitalise

ReUse – Marco Schott (Fraunhofer ISC)

Renovate A circular and chemistry-neutral approach for recycling and recovery of battery waste feeds: the renovate project – Eliana Quartarone (University of Pavia and INSTM)

Recycling of low value components using high purity pre-treatment, dIrect recycling and green hydrometallurgical approaches for recycling of Lithium Ion and Sodium Ion batteries – Sulalit Bandyopadhyay (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, NTNU)

– 9:15-10:30 BatCat, BATTwin, Cicero, Streams

Integrating physics-based modelling with logics and data driven methods into actionable modelling and decision support for battery – Martin Thomas Horsch (Norwegian University of Life Sciences)

Flexible and scalable digital-twin platform for enhanced production efficiency and yield in battery cell production line – Marcello Colledani (Politecnico di Milano)

MSA-based flowsheet to produce Made-in-Europe NMC cathodes – Brecht Dewulf (KU Leuven – SOLVOMET)

Sustainable Technologies for strengthening the European raw materials supply chain – Marcus Jahn (AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH)

10:30-11:00    Coffee Break

SESSION 7:

Session chair: Mathieu Morcrette (CNRS)

11:00-11:10    Introduction of the battery valley in North of France – Mathieu Morcrette (CNRS)

11:10-11:20    Tiamat – Asmae El Mejdoubi

11:20-11:30    Verkor – Gilles Moreau

11:30-11:40    Syensqo – Ludovic Odoni 

11:40-11:50    Revisiting the physical manufacturing space for battery cells – Frédéric Aguesse (CIDETEC)   

 

 

 

SESSION 8:

Session chair: Philippe Jacques (EMIRI)

11:50-12:05    Skills and the BEPA/Batteries Europe position paper – Silvia Bodoardo (POLITO)

12:10-12:30    Requirements in the Batteries Regulation with a focus on performance and safety – Andreas Pfrang (JRC)

12:30-13:00   Panel discussion on how to accelerate innovation from research to products – Gilles Moreau (Verkor), Ludovic Odoni (Syensqo), Asmae El Mejdoubi (Tiamat), Fanny Bardé (SOLiTHOR). Moderator: Thore Sekkeness (EBA250)

13:00-14:30   Lunch and poster session

 

SESSION 9:

Session chairs: Marta Mirolo (ESRF) and Maria Arnaiz (CICe)

14:30-14:45   Input from young scientists What is the future – challenges and possibilities (Marta and María)

14:45-15:30   Oral presentations picked based on abstracts.

  • Erik Lübke – Correlating Neutron and X-Ray Tomography to Resolve Critical Cylindrical Cell Damage
  • Katharina Märker – Solid-state NMR investigations of boron-based self-healing binders for silicon anodes
  • Juliette Charbonnel – Comprehensive Safety Assessment of All-Solid-State Batteries: using X-ray Radiography, Calorimetry and Blast Testing Techniques
  • Victor Vanpeene – Operando Monitoring at High Resolution of the Formation Cycle of a Composite Si/Gr Optimized Electrode by Means of X-Ray Nano-Tomography

 

CLOSING SESSION:

Chair of the conference: Philippe Jacques (EMIRI)

15:30-16:00 Reflecting comments and poster award – Bozorg Khanbaei (BEPA) & Ilka von Dalwigk (EBA250) & Kristina Edström

16:00-16:30 Meeting point & transfer to the labs

16:30-17:30 Lab tours

 

May 29th – Day 2

 

07:30-08:30    Morning coffee

SESSION 6: PROJECT PRESENTATIONS

Session chair: Kristina Edström (Uppsala University)

08:30-10:30    Project presentations

– 08:30-9:15 ReUse, Renovate, Revitalise

ReUse – Marco Schott (Fraunhofer ISC)

Renovate A circular and chemistry-neutral approach for recycling and recovery of battery waste feeds: the renovate project – Eliana Quartarone (University of Pavia and INSTM)

Recycling of low value components using high purity pre-treatment, dIrect recycling and green hydrometallurgical approaches for recycling of Lithium Ion and Sodium Ion batteries – Sulalit Bandyopadhyay (Norwegian University of Science and Technology, NTNU)

– 9:15-10:30 BatCat, BATTwin, Cicero, Streams

Integrating physics-based modelling with logics and data driven methods into actionable modelling and decision support for battery – Martin Thomas Horsch (Norwegian University of Life Sciences)

Flexible and scalable digital-twin platform for enhanced production efficiency and yield in battery cell production line – Marcello Colledani (Politecnico di Milano)

MSA-based flowsheet to produce Made-in-Europe NMC cathodes – Brecht Dewulf (KU Leuven – SOLVOMET)

Sustainable Technologies for strengthening the European raw materials supply chain – Marcus Jahn (AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH)

10:30-11:00    Coffee Break

SESSION 7:

Session chair: Mathieu Morcrette (CNRS)

11:00-11:10    Introduction of the battery valley in North of France – Mathieu Morcrette (CNRS)

11:10-11:20    Tiamat – Asmae El Mejdoubi

11:20-11:30    Verkor – Gilles Moreau

11:30-11:40    Syensqo – Ludovic Odoni

11:40-11:50    Revisiting the physical manufacturing space for battery cells – Frédéric Aguesse (CIDETEC)

 

SESSION 8:

Session chair: Philippe Jacques (EMIRI)

11:50-12:05    Skills and the BEPA/Batteries Europe position paper – Silvia Bodoardo (POLITO)

12:10-12:30    Requirements in the Batteries Regulation with a focus on performance and safety – Andreas Pfrang (JRC)

12:30-13:00   Panel discussion on how to accelerate innovation from research to products – Gilles Moreau (Verkor), Ludovic Odoni (Syensqo), Asmae El Mejdoubi (Tiamat), Fanny Bardé (SOLiTHOR). Moderator: Thore Sekkeness (EBA250)

13:00-14:30   Lunch and poster session

 

SESSION 9:

Session chairs: Marta Mirolo (ESRF) and Maria Arnaiz (CICe)

14:30-14:45   Input from young scientists What is the future – challenges and possibilities (Marta and María)

14:45-15:30   Oral presentations picked based on abstracts.

  • Erik Lübke – Correlating Neutron and X-Ray Tomography to Resolve Critical Cylindrical Cell Damage
  • Katharina Märker – Solid-state NMR investigations of boron-based self-healing binders for silicon anodes
  • Juliette Charbonnel – Comprehensive Safety Assessment of All-Solid-State Batteries: using X-ray Radiography, Calorimetry and Blast Testing Techniques
  • Victor Vanpeene – Operando Monitoring at High Resolution of the Formation Cycle of a Composite Si/Gr Optimized Electrode by Means of X-Ray Nano-Tomography

 

CLOSING SESSION:
Chair of the conference: Philippe Jacques (EMIRI)
15:30-16:00 Reflecting comments and poster award – Bozorg Khanbaei (BEPA) & Ilka von Dalwigk (EBA250) & Kristina Edström

16:00-16:30 Meeting point & transfer to the labs
16:30-17:30 Lab tours