Nordbatt 2019

 

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We thank you for a good conference
and look forward to see you again

Conference dates: September 25.-27., 2019

Venue 2019Program 2019

We kindly acknowledge our sponsors

...and supporters

Nordic Battery Conference 2019

The conference takes place over three days with both oral presentations made by leaders in the field of battery research and industrial representatives along with poster sessions and breakout sessions in which more informal discussions concerning the latest research are facilitated.

NordBatt 2019 presents an opportunity to review the recent advances in battery science, from materials development to cell electrochemistry, and battery utilization for a range of different applications.

It will provide a local Nordic platform for leading scientists and industrial representatives to communicate novel ideas and new findings, and to inspire scientific breakthroughs and technological solutions for energy storage applications.

The conference is organized by a dedicated conference group within the Danish Battery Society.

You are warmly welcome!

Program at a glance
Nordic Battery Conference 2019

A chance to enjoy Copenhagen with fellow battery afficionados!

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DTU Energy

DTU Energy

The research in the Department of Energy Conversion and Storage targets new battery types with improved energy density, power density, durability and stability. We develop, characterize and test novel materials, cells and battery packs, in close collaboration with national and international research institutions and industry.

Our main activities are centered on atomic-scale computational materials design, using density functional theory (DFT) simulations on supercomputers, followed by synthesis of the most promising new materials. The materials development is closely coupled to the characterization of the structural, chemical, and electrochemical properties. Characterization down to the nano- and microscale is done using international large-scale neutron and synchrotron facilities. An important aspect is the development of in situ scattering methods to study the microstructure of the materials during realistic operation conditions. Finally, the materials are integrated in battery cells and packs for testing of performance and durability using, e.g., impedance spectroscopy.

Contact us

Phone :

+45 2275 4487

Email :

contact@nordbatt.org

Address :

Danish Battery Society
Haldor Topsoes Alle 1
2800 Kgs. Lyngby
Denmark