The multiple physical and chemical processes occuring at the electrode-electrolyte interfaces are instrumental to the performance and lifetime of rechargeable batteries. This workshop aims to bring together high-resolution experimental techniques and multiscale modelling methods to phobe multi-physics interactions and electrochemical reactions at the battery interfaces. <\/p>\n
The workshop contributors should address the basic scientific issues, clarify the phenomena occuring at battery interfaces, develop advanced characterisation\/modelling methods for understanding battery interfaces for addressing the challenges at the battery interfaces.<\/p>\n
This workshop will showcase the research progress and scientific findings from two Horizon Europe funded projects under the Battery 2030+ programme – OPERA which focus on the anode-electrolyte interface of the zero-excess solid-state batteries, and OPINCHARGE which focus on unravelling the dynamic interface processes and charge transport in Li-ion batteries.<\/p>\n