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Program

December 4, 2013

11.00-13.00Registration
12.00-13.00Lunch
13.00-13.15Welcome address by Prof. Kristina Edström, Uppsala University, Sweden
Oral sessionChair: Prof. Ulla Lassi, University of Oulo, Finland
13.15-14.00Plenary lecture: Li-ion batteries and beyond: where we are and what next by D. Guyomard, Université de Nantes, France
14.00-14.20Combined computational and experimental study of the role of CO2 poisoning on the electronic conduction and overpotentials in Li-air batteries by Prof. Tejs Vegge, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
14.20-14.40Next generation batteries – new materials make all the difference by Prof. Patrik Johansson, Chalmers University, Sweden
14.40-15.00The carbon-electrolyte interface in Li-ion battery anodes and ccathodes for various electrolyte compositions by Ann Mari Svensson, NTNU, Norway
15.00-15.30Coffee break
Oral sessionChair: Prof. Tejs Vegge, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
15.30-15.50Battery chemistry research activities at the research group of Applied Chemistry by Prof. Ulla Lassi, University of Oulo, Finland
15.50-16.10Environmentally friendly preparation and recycling of water-soluble organic Li-ion battery electrode materials by Stéven Renault, Uppsala University, Sweden
16.10-16.30Li-ion battery materials made by atomic layer deposition by Ola Nilsen, Oslo University, Norway
16.30-16.45Single-step gas-phase synthesis of Li4Ti5O12 for Li-ion batteries by Jorma Jokiniemi, University of Eastern Finland and VTT, Finland
16.45-17.00Optimizing Li4Ti5O12 electrodes for low temperature Li-ion batteries by Tanja Kallio, Aalto University, Finland
17.00-17.20The strategy for battery research at IFE by Martin Kirkengen, Institute for Energy Technology, Norway
17.20-17.30Coffee break
Oral sessionChair: Prof. Kristina Edström, Uppsala University, Sweden
17.30-18.15Plenary lecture: Perspectives on energy storage: from flywheels to batteries by Daniel Abraham, Argonne National Laboratory, USA
18.15-21.00Poster session and dinner
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December 5, 2013

Oral sessionChair: Prof. Patrik Johansson, Chalmers University, Sweden
8.30-9.15Plenary lecture: Case studies using battery diagnostic toolbox by Bor Yann Liaw, University of Honolulu, Hawaii, USA
9.15-9.45Li-ion battery cells in heavy duty hybrid applications by Johan Lindström, Scania, Sweden
9.45-10.05Battery challenges at Volvo Cars by Theresa Granérus, Volvo Cars, Sweden
10.05-10.30Ageing factors and cyclelife test result for power-optimized lithium-iron phosphate cells by Jens Groot, Chalmers University and AB Volvo, Sweden
10.30-11.00Coffee break
Oral sessionChair: Prof. Fride Vullum-Bruer, NTNU, Norway
11.00-11.20Applied battery research for heavy duty electric commercial vehicles by Ville Erkkilä, VVT, Finland
11.20-11.40Experimental and modeling investigations of electrode degradation in battery aging studies for vehicle applications by Matilda Klett, KTH, Sweden
11.40-12.00Failure mechanisms in commercial Li-ion batteries by Annika Ahlberg-Tidblad, Etteplan, Finland
12.00-12.20The lithium-air battery: How difficult is it to make it rechargeable? by Reza Younesi, Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
12.20-12.40Impedance perspectives on Li-air battery overpotentials by Jonathan Højberg, Haldor Topsoe A/S and Technical University of Denmark, Denmark
12.40-13.00Carbon fibres in structural lithium-ion batteries – taking advantage of multifunctional properties by Göran Lindbergh, KTH, Sweden
13.00-14.00Lunch and poster session
Oral sessionChair: Göran Lindbergh, KTH, Sweden
14.00-14.45Plenary lecture: Adventures in polymorphism: Li2FeSiO4 and beyond by Robert Armstrong, St Andrews, UK
14.45-15.05Synthesis and characterization of nanostructured Li2Fe1+xSiO4/C composites by Prof. Fride Vullum-Bruer, NTNU, Norway
15.05-15.25Novel solid polymer electrolytes for large and small lithium battery applications by Daniel Brandell, Uppsala University, Sweden
15.25-15.45Where has Uppsala’s battery research made a difference? by Prof. Josh Thomas, Uppsala University and LiFeSiZe, Sweden
15.45-16.00Summary of the conference – what to do next?
16.00-16.30Coffee break
End of conference
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