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The Battery Breakthrough: From Research, to Scale-up, to Manufacturing
Join us for what will be the Faraday Institution’s largest and most open science dissemination and networking event to date. This will be a large-scale event; we’re expecting over 500 delegates. We’re delighted to be working with Newcastle University to host this year’s event.
Check out our showreel from the 2023 Faraday Institution Conference:
The programme includes seven cross cutting themes
About the hosts
The university and city of Newcastle is the ideal backdrop to this energy storage focused conference, given the Northeast’s ever-evolving activity in vehicle and battery manufacture, research and electrification – a real ecosystem of innovation in the drive towards net zero.
As a founding member of the Russell Group of Research intensive universities, and a Global Top 110 university (QS World University Rankings 2024), Newcastle University is dedicated to excellence, creativity and innovation, pioneering solutions that can change our world.
Delivering world-class research and teaching, Newcastle University are tackling some of the biggest challenges facing society globally, leading in their key strengths of ageing and health, data, energy, cities, culture and creative arts, and one planet. They educate for life, nurturing the next generation of creative practitioners, clinicians, scientists, engineers and educationalists.
Newcastle University has a global reach; Home to a vibrant international community of 29,000 students from 140 countries worldwide, the University has three campuses: Newcastle, Singapore, and Malaysia. They are also connected to and networking with strategic partners, industry collaborators and employers around the world.
Newcastle were one of the first universities to sign up to the UK Government’s Emissions Reduction Pledge and are working to reach net-zero carbon dioxide emissions by 2030.
Find out more about Newcastle University on their website here.
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About the organisers
The Faraday Institution is the UK’s independent institute for electrochemical energy storage research, skills development, market analysis, and early-stage commercialisation. It brings together research scientists and industry partners on commercially valuable projects to reduce battery cost, weight, and volume; improve performance and reliability; and develop whole-life strategies including recycling and reuse.
