
Cambridge EnerTech’s
Lithium-ion Battery Chemistry
Driving Innovation in Lithium-ion Chemistries and Electrochemical Performance
March 17-18, 2027
The rapid evolution of lithium-ion battery technology is driving unprecedented innovation in materials chemistry to meet growing demands for higher energy density, faster charging, longer cycle life, improved safety, and lower cost. Advances in high-nickel, LFP, LMFP, silicon-rich, and lithium metal chemistries, along with next-generation electrolytes and interface engineering, are redefining battery performance across electric vehicles, grid-scale energy storage, consumer electronics, and emerging applications. Cambridge EnerTech's Lithium-ion Battery Chemistry conference brings together researchers, materials developers, cell manufacturers, and technology innovators to explore the latest advances in cathode, anode, electrolyte, and interface chemistries. The program highlights breakthrough materials, electrochemical performance, degradation mechanisms, and emerging lithium-ion chemistries that are accelerating the development of safer, higher-performing, and commercially scalable batteries.