Solid State Lithium-Ion Batteries Solvay & French Alternative Energies Commission Presenting at NGB

BOSTON - Jan. 23, 2014 - PRLog -- NEXT GENERATION BATERIES 2014 - This conference will bring together innovators from leading academic, industry, business, and government organizations to discuss and exchange ideas, concepts, and experimental results within the following topic areas.

NEXT GENERATION BATTERIES

Next generation electrodes and electrolytes
Lithium vs. non-lithium: how much power and energy is enough?
Smart battery technologies
Halogen-free / Ionic-liquid, liquid and polymer electrolytes
Aqueous and non-aqueous electrolytes
New chemistries & materials to increase energy/power & decrease cost
Novel materials for battery architectures: graphene & silicon, sodium and magnesium, zinc, manganese & vanadium
New flow batteries, thin film batteries, paper batteries
Highly flexible printed batteries

ADVANCED LI-ION BATTERIES

Novel Li-based chemistries
Novel electrode technologies to improve system performance
Advances in spinel, phosphor-olivine, and layered oxide based technologies
Cathode and anode materials for high power applications
Lithium air / lithium oxygen

HYBRID RENEWABLE ENERGY SYSTEMS

Super-, ultra, and pseudocapacitors in hybrid battery devices
From materials and components to systems design and integration

FEATURED PRESENTATION:

Solid State Li-Ion Batteries

Hélène Rouault, PhD, R&D Project Manager in Advanced Batteries, French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA), France; and

Julio Abusleme, PhD, R&D Project Manager, Solvay S.A., Belgium

The next generation of portable electronic devices which could revolutionize the smart communication access and control in very large domain of applications are requested to be unbreakable and bendable. Consequently, the components of such products as the display, the electronic circuit board and also the embedded power source have to offer flexible and resistant structure. CEA and Solvay jointly have so engaged a large program of development on innovative bendable lithium-ion batteries, using monolithic gelled structure from specific PVdF based inks, making them conformable and flexible.

CONFIRMED PRESENTATIONS:

Safety Standardization for Wireless EV Charging Systems
Joseph Bablo, Primary Designated Engineer, Underwriters Laboratories

ENERGY STAR and CEC Requirements for Battery Chargers
Rich Byczek, Global Technical Lead, Electric Vehicle and Energy Storage, Intertek

Modular Electrolyte Additives: Decoupling Uniform Deposition and Stability
Steven Kaye, PhD, CSO, Wildcat Discovery Technologies, Inc.

High Temperature Li Ion Batteries Through Thermally Stable Separators
Brian Morin, COO, Dreamweaver International, Inc.

One-Dimensional Tin Nanostructures for Lithium-Ion Batteries
M. Grant Norton, PhD, Professor, School of Mechanical and Materials Engineering, Washington State University

Battery Aging: Using Modeling to Predict Battery Life
Tom O’Hara, Global Business Manager, Advisory Services for Energy Storage, Intertek

Integration and Safety in Commercial Energy Storage Applications
Brent Perry, CEO, Corvus Energy Ltd., Canada

Increasing Scrutiny and Regulation of Small Lithium Batteries
Jim Powell, President, Transportation Development Group LLC

Solid State Li-Ion Batteries
Hélène Rouault, PhD, R&D Project Manager in Advanced Batteries, French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA), France; &Julio Abusleme, PhD, R&D Project Manager, Solvay S.A., Belgium

The Economic Case for Choosing an Electric Vehicle
Mike Sanislo, PE, President, High Energy Consulting, Inc.

Development and Characterization of a Multilayer Ceramic Battery (MLCB®)
Mark Wesselmann, President, Polymer Innovations, Inc.

New High Capacity Embedded Silicon-Graphene Composite Lithium ion Battery Anode Material
Junbing Yang, PhD, CTO, California Lithium Battery, Inc.

What we’ve Learned from Testing >250,000 Cells: New Cell Evaluation Methods and Data Mining Techniques Derived from High Throughput Screening
Steven Kaye, PhD, CSO, Wildcat Discovery Technologies, Inc.

Thermal Plasma CVD: an Economic Technology for Silicon Anodes
Roel C.M. Bosch, Manager Innovations, Roth and Rau B.V., The Netherlands*

Reversible Overcharge Protection for Safer and Lasting Rechargeable Lithium Batteries
Guoying Chen, PhD, Research Scientist, Environmental Energy Technologies Division, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Lithium-Ion Batteries in Low Speed Electric Vehicles: A Case Study
Sam Lev, CEO, Lithium Boost Technologies Inc.

Enabling Energy Mobility via the Cloud
Nick Reva, Manager, PwC

Analytical Investigation of the Failure Mechanisms of Lithium-Sulfur Cells
Holger Schneider, PhD, BASF Corporation*

MEDIA CONTACT:

Craig Wohlers
Knowledge Foundation
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