From Materials to Systems: Aya Rageh on the Value of Advanced Battery Power
At Advanced Battery Power 2026, Aya Ahmed Aly Rageh from the University of Bristol presented a cradle-to-use life cycle assessment of sodium-ion batteries. Her research examines how factors such as the electricity mix and the regions in which batteries are produced and used can influence their environmental performance.
From Poster to Main Stage: Josu Olmos on the Opportunities at Advanced Battery Power
At Advanced Battery Power 2026, Josu Olmos of IKERLAN S. COOP. presented two studies on advanced battery management: fault diagnostics for Li-ion battery packs and transfer-learning-based SoC algorithms for NMC and Na-ion batteries.
New Insights for Connected Energy Systems: Where Research and Industry Meet
Modern energy systems depend on more than individual components. Batteries, energy sources and control technologies must exchange information reliably—and this data must be translated into effective system management.
From Recycled Graphite to Better Batteries: Research Meets Exchange in Aachen
Closing the battery material loop requires more than recovering valuable raw materials. Recycled materials must also be processed in ways that restore the properties needed for reliable battery performance.
From Poster to Progress: Discuss Battery Research with the Experts in Aachen
Highly specialised research can generate its greatest impact when it becomes the starting point for direct discussion. At Advanced Battery Power 2026, Robert Ebeling of the Institute for Particle Technology at Technische Universität Braunschweig presented research on
A Marketplace for Battery Ideas: Research and Exchange Meet in Aachen
Battery research advances when people, perspectives and disciplines come together. In his statement from Advanced Battery Power 2026, Fabian Breer, M.Sc., of RWTH Aachen University highlights the conference’s broad range of research topics and the value of exchanging ideas in person.
Broad Perspectives, Deep Discussions: Join the Battery Community in Aachen in 2027
Advanced Battery Power brings scientific depth, industrial expertise and personal exchange together. Markus Eckstein from Fraunhofer FFB highlights the event’s broad range of topics, the opportunity to explore specialist subjects in detail and the valuable combination of conference and exhibition.
From Battery to Black Mass: Closing the Loop Together in Aachen
Efficient battery recycling requires more than individual process steps. Safe handling, reliable discharging and the scalable recovery of valuable materials must work together. In his exhibition statement, Philipp Forstmann of No Canary represents the practical, industrial perspective on closing the battery material loop.
No Canary develops plug-and-play recycling and discharging lines for lithium-ion batteries
From Scientific Insight to Practical Safety: Meet the Battery Experts in Aache
Battery safety requires both a sound scientific understanding and solutions that perform under real-world conditions. In their statement from the Advanced Battery Power 2026 exhibition, Max and Alexander Jung of JUTEC highlight
Share Ideas, Gain New Perspectives: Meet the Battery Community in Aachen
Battery innovation advances through open exchange. In his statement from Advanced Battery Power 2026, Paul Jeckel of PEM at RWTH Aachen University highlights the value of hearing different perspectives, sharing