Dr Simon Lambert is the Deputy Director for Electrification and a Senior Lecturer at Newcastle University (UK). He has over 16 years experience researching power electronics, machines and drives, Energy systems integration, battery management & integration and battery degradation & quality control analysis. Prior to joining the academic team he worked on numerous national and international collaborative research projects with several EV OEMs (Nissan, Renault, Daimler) in the area of battery science (specifically health and condition monitoring) and has a recent research project portfolio (since 2015) covering 15 projects with total award value to Newcastle University of over £5.9M. He is currently leading the test and dismantling work stream for the Faraday Institution’s flagship Recycling of Lithium Ion Batteries (ReLiB) project and has also led battery testing and characterisation workstreams in projects with the FP7 & the APC.
| Session | Session date | Session Time |
|---|---|---|
| Sustainability, Recycling and Re-Use (1) | Tuesday 10 September | 14:00-16:00 |
