Cambridge EnerTech’s
Next-Generation Battery Research
Advancing Chemical, Material, and Electrochemical Engineering
MARCH 13 - 14, 2024
Have lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) reached their technical limits? A revolutionary paradigm is required to design new stable anode, cathode and electrolyte chemistries, and to engineer separator materials to provide LIBs with higher energy, higher power, longer lifetime and superior safety. Coordinated efforts in fundamental research and advanced engineering are needed to effectively combine new materials, electrode architectures, and manufacturing technologies. Cambridge EnerTech's Next-Generation Battery Research conference covers this entire spectrum, ranging from fundamental materials research and electrochemical engineering to diagnostic techniques, with the ultimate aim of significantly improving battery performance across a diverse array of applications.