Friday, June 14, 2019
University of Maryland, College Park
Electric Flight Batteries
The Center for Research in Extreme Batteries aims to foster and accelerate collaborative research in advanced battery materials and technologies and characterization techniques. CREB’s focus is on batteries for extreme performance, environments and applications - defense, space, biomedical applications. Participation in CREB is open to national and defense labs, universities, and industry.
Agenda:
8:30am |
WelcomeDarryll J. Pines |
8:45am |
Opening RemarksChunsheng Wang |
8:55am | Cynthia Lundgren ARL Leader, Center for Research in Extreme Batteries |
9:00am |
Dr. Grigorii Soloveichik Hybrid powertrain for electric long haul transportation |
9:20am |
Dr. Jie Xiao Revisiting and addressing the challenges of rechargeable Li metal batteries at relevant scales |
9:40am |
Dr. George W. Crabtree Where are Batteries Going? |
10:00am | Coffee Break |
10:20am |
Dr. Chengsong Ma Satellite Batteries |
10:40am |
Dr. John Paul Jones Energy Storage for Space Flight |
11:00am |
Dr. Kang Xu New electrolytes enable new battery chemistries |
11:20am |
Dr. Jeff Read Fast charge batteries for Army applications |
11:40am |
Dr. Peter Faguy The Cobalt Reduction Initiative within the DOE-VTO Battery R&D Portfolio |
12:00pm | Lunch Buffet |
1:40pm |
Dr. Yuan Yang Interfacial designs and characterizations in solid state batteries |
2:00pm |
Dr. Keith Gregorczyk 3D all solid state battery for high power |
2:20pm |
Dr. Greg Hitz Overcoming the Limitations of Solid-State Li-Garnet Batteries |
2:40pm |
Dr. Jitendra Kumar Engineering Inorganic Solid-state Ceramic Electrolytes for Extreme Batteries |
3:00pm |
Ms. Yakira Howarth CWB Challenge Update |
3:20pm |
Dr. Peter Kofinas Solid Polymer Electrolytes for Li-ion batteries |
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