Posters – Nordbatt 2019

This is a collection of posters at Nordbatt2019. The titles are links that will guide you to the abstract. We have also collected a the complete set of abstracts. The word cloud to the right is generated based on all poster abstracts (high resolution image for download) at wordclouds.com.

This year we will have two poster prizes. The Best Poster-award winner is selected by members of the scientific committee and the Crowd Favorite-award winner is selected by all conference participants.

Info to poster presenters: The recommended poster format is A0 (84.1 cm x 118.9 cm) in portrait orientation. It is also possible to fit A0 in landscape orientation to the poster boards (130 cm x 160 cm).

1	Rapid cycling of Li-ion cells for cold climates Alexander Smith, Royal Institute of Technology, KTH
2	Amorphous iron phosphate thin films in Li-ion batteries Anders Brennhagen, University of Oslo
3	The ACES (Across Continents Electric Vehicle Services) project Andreas Thingvad, DTU Elektro, Technical University of Denmark
4	A new operando cell for neutron diffraction on Li-ion battery materials Andreas Østergaar Drejer, University of Southern Denmark
5	Enabling All-Carbon Dual-ion Batteries through Highly Concentrated Electrolytes Antonia Kotronia, Uppsala University
6	Autonomous optimization of second use battery storage systems Bernhard Fäßler, University of Agder
7	The structural and electronic properties of anti-fluorite Li2X (X = S and Te) compounds Brahim Bahloul, Ecole Normale Supérieure de Bou-Saada
8	Disordered MnOx Li-ion Cathode Through One Step Synthesis Christian Lund Jakobsen, University of Southern Denmark
9	The formation of electrode-electrolyte interphases in polyester-based solid polymer electrolytes for solid-state LIBs Christofer Sångeland, Uppsala University
10	Performance of Si anodes in ionic liquid electrolytes with added carbonates Daniel Tevik Rogstad, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
11	Surface coated LiNi0.5Mn1.5O4 as a high-voltage cathode material for Li-ion batteries Elise Ramleth Østli, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
12	Ageing and safety aspects of commercial marine Li-ion batteries at low temperatures Embla Tharaldsen Bø, Institute for Energy Technology, IFE
13	Na-dynamics in NZTO, a possible solid-state electrolyte Frida Sveen Hempel, University of Oslo and SINTEF
14	Investigating the Mg ion Intercalation Properties of MXenes Frode Håskjold Fagerli, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
15	Garnet-Polyester Composite Electrolyte for Solid-State Li-ion Batteries Funeka Nkosi, Uppsala University
16	Capacity fade mechanisms in LiNi0.5Mn1.5O4 based cells Girish Salian, Uppsala University
17	High-Performance Single Crystal Ni-rich LiNi0.8Mn0.1Co0.1O2 cathode materials Enabled by an Ultrathin Surface Coating Haidong Liu, Uppsala University
18	Make Batteries Safe Again Halvor Høen Hval, University of Oslo
19	Degradation Phenomena in Silicon-Carbon Composite Anodes from Industrial Battery Grade Silicon Hanne Flåten Andersen, Institute for Energy Technology, IFE
20	LiNi0.8Mn0.1Co0.1O2 synthesised through an oxalic acid co-precipitation Harald Norrud Pollen, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
21	MXene-Sulfur Composite Cathode for Magnesium-Sulfur Batteries Henning Kaland, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
22	Yolk-shell-structured porous zinc vanadate at N-doped carbon anode for lithium energy storage Huili Cao, Technical University of Denmark
23	Cycling of lithium batteries containing UV-crosslinked polyester-polycarbonate polymer electrolytes Isabell Johansson, Uppsala University
24	How promising are Mg-batteries compared to Li-ion? Jacob Hadler-Jacobsen, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
25	Silicon on the Road Jan Petter Mæhlen, Institute for Energy Technology, IFE
26	Modeling of OCV hysteresis in the NiMH battery system Jenny Börjesson Axén, Royal Institute of Technology, KTH
27	In-operando fibre optic monitoring of lithium-ion batteries Jonas Hedman, Uppsala University
28	LiFSI as electrolyte salt for silicon anodes and NMC cathodes Karina Asheim, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
29	Post mortem analysis of stoichiometric, over-lithiated and doped LiCoO2 electrode materials for Li-ion batteries Katja Lahtinen, Aalto University
30	Phosphites as precursors in thin film synthesis. Using LiPO as cathode coating in Li-ion batteries Kristian B. Kvamme, University of Oslo
31	Magnesium borohydride composites as an electrolyte for all-solid-state magnesium batteries Lasse Skov, Aarhus University
32	Creating Automotive Renewal Project Lukasz Hupka, Gdansk University of Technology
33	Effect of carbon coating on the electrochemical performance of SiO2-C Anodes for Li-Ion Batteries Maria Valeria Blanco, Norwegian University of Science and Technology
34	Comparison of single crystal and polycrystalline lithiation for NCM622 cathode materials Marianna Hietaniemi, University of Oulu
35	Structural Studies of TiO2 Polymorphs as Electrode Materials in Rechargeable Batteries Martin Aaskov Karlsen, University of Southern Denmark
36	Electronic structure of amorphous poly(ethylene oxide) Mikael Unge, ABB
37	Atomic-scale Modelling of Organic Electrode Materials Moyses Araujo, Uppsala University
38	The Effect of Transition Metal Counter Ion on the Super Lithiation of Benzenedipropiolate Anode Material Muhammad Abdelhamid, Uppsala University
39	Synthesis and performance of Nb-doped Li2ZnTi3O8 as anode material for lithium ion batteries Naila Firdous, DTU Energy, Technical University of Denmark
40	Operando observations of the early stages of Electrode/Electrolyte Interphase formation in Li-ion battery model systems Nataliia Mozhzhukhina, Uppsala University
41	Affordable porous silicon composite anode from agricultural residue Nathiya Kalidas, University of Eastern Finland
42	An operando cell for dynamic X-ray diffraction with controlled stack pressure Olof Gustafsson, Uppsala University
43	SEI formation in Li-ion batteries studied by EIS/EQCM-D Paul Kitz, Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich
44	DFT Modelling for boosting R&D of Magnesium Technology Piotr Jankowski, DTU Energy, Technical University of Denmark
45	Hemp-Derived Carbon as Bi-Functional Anode Material for Lithium and Sodium Ion Batteries Prasanna Kadirvelayutham, DTU Energy, Technical University of Denmark
46	Developing Li-ion conducting passivation layers on metallic lithium and their effect on electrochemistry Pushpaka Samarasingha, Uppsala University
47	An analytical approach to modelling of mass transfer effects in Redox Flow Batteries René Lorenz, DTU Energy, Technical University of Denmark
48	Optimisation of printed film densification for sodium nickel chloride (Na-Ni-CI) batteries Robert Mitchell, Center for Process Innovation, CPI
49	Modelling Capacity Fade in Silicon Graphite Composite Electrodes Shweta Dhillon, Uppsala University
50	Strategies targeting 5V Li-ion batteries Sidsel Meli Hanetho, SINTEF
51	Prussian Blue Analogues as cathode material in low cost aqueous batteries Solveig Kjeldgaard, Aarhus University
52	MXenes as anode materials for Li-, Na- and K-ion rechargeable batteries Tatiana Koriukina, Uppsala University
53	Polycarbonate-ZrO2 nano-composite electrolytes for ambient temperature solid-state batteries Tian Khoon Lee, Uppsala University
54	Observing the solid-state formation of P2-NaxCo0.7Mn0.3O2 Xenia Hassing-Hansen, Aarhus University
55	Suppression of manganese dissolution from LiMn2O4 cathodes Yonas Tesfamhret, Uppsala University
56	Operando X-Ray Diffraction of Lithium-Sulfur Batteries with Concurrent Resistance Measurement Yu-Chuan Chien, Uppsala University