Join us for a groundbreaking webinar on September 17th at 11 AM PT/2 PM ET to explore innovations in solid state batteries from Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
Solid state batteries, with their high energy density and superior safety, could be a game-changer for the electric car industry, for electronics, and for grid storage. But successful fabrication of All-Solid-State Batteries (ASSBs) with ceramic electrolytes is limited by processing difficulties and interfacial challenges. Berkeley Lab researchers have developed a suite of low-cost approaches that could enable the large scale fabrication of thick electrodes for ASSBs and the utilization of sustainable materials.
Learn about the latest in solid state battery technologies including:
- Structurally resilient ASSBs using rigid and soft solid electrolytes with successful cycling against lithium metal anodes (winner of an R&D 100 Award in 2020)
- Scalable fabrication of porous ceramic (LLZO) electrodes for solid state batteries
- Thin solid state electrolytes with enhanced critical current density and stable cycling
- Battery cells with organic cathodes and solid electrolytes, with a theoretical specific capacity 50% higher than that of nickel manganese cobalt (NMC) cathodes
Why attend?
- Find out more about cutting edge research in battery technologies
- Learn about licensable technologies and research partnership opportunities related to solid state batteries
Highlights:
- Technical insights into state of the art solid state batteries
- Interactive Q&A session with Berkeley Lab scientist Mike Tucker