Hear leading experts explore the current state of play with solid-state batteries, asking what it will take to drive the breakthrough at The Battery Show Conference 2015, Sept 15-17, Novi. Pioneers and potential users of the technology will discuss issues including:
- Applications: what will drive the uptake of solid-state batteries (SSB)? What’s the opportunity? How big is the ‘thin film’ opportunity?
- Availability: what fundamental knowledge is needed to enable SSB technology and the industry that would follow?
- Manufacturing: how do you make solid-state batteries economically? What are the manufacturing challenges likely to be?
The Solid-State session takes place at 8.45am on Wednesday September 16, and features not-to-be missed insights from:
- Yukinari Kotani, VP of R&D, Toyota
- Ramesh Bhardwaj PhD, Head of Battery and Energy Group, Google
- Lincoln Miara, Staff Engineer, Advanced Materials Lab, Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology
- Andy Keates, Principal Engineer, Energy Storage Technology, Intel Corporation
- Jeff Sakamoto PhD, Mechanical Engineering; Materials Sci. & Eng, Macromolecular Sci. & Eng, University of Michigan
Take a sneak peek at what the experts will be discussing or view the full agenda online. Read the latest interviews with: Andy Keates (Intel), Lincoln Miara (Samsung), and Jeff Sakamoto (University of Michigan).
Passes start from $595 for a one-day pass to $1495 for a three-day pass, click here to book a pass. Vehicle OEMs, exhibiting companies, military, government and academic attendees are eligible for a 50% discount off all full rate passes, email to apply for your discount.
