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DESCRIPTION:Abstract- Lithium-ion batteries have become central to a wide r
 ange of applications due to their\nhigh energy density\, long cycle life\,
  and decreasing costs. From electric vehicles to\nlarge-scale energy stora
 ge systems\, they are helping to drive innovation in energy\nsolutions. Th
 is talk will delve into the fundamentals of lithium-ion battery technology
 \,\nfocusing on the underlying physics that govern their performance\, inc
 luding charge\ntransport\, thermodynamics\, and electrochemical processes.
  We will explore how these\nphysical principles directly impact key applic
 ation areas such as energy efficiency\,\nsafety\, and aging\, with an emph
 asis on degradation mechanisms that influence battery\nlife in different o
 perational environments. In addition to covering the core science\, we\nwi
 ll discuss how advanced testing and characterization techniques are employ
 ed to\noptimize battery design and reliability. Furthermore\, the integrat
 ion of AI and machine\nlearning in battery development is reshaping the fi
 eld\, allowing for predictive\nmaintenance\, accelerated testing\, and enh
 anced performance. We will present cutting-\nedge research from Idaho Nati
 onal Laboratory (INL) that addresses challenges in\nscaling lithium-ion ba
 tteries for long-duration energy storage\, electric vehicles\, and\nheavy-
 duty trucks\, offering a glimpse into the future of this transformative te
 chnology.\n\nCo-sponsored by:  Brew with the Crew Informal Seminar Series 
 - Sponsored by Eastern Idaho IEEE\, INL \, Idaho ISA\n\nStockman’s Resta
 urant\, 1175 Pier View Drive\, Idaho Falls\, Idaho\, United States\, 83402
 -5039\, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/434562
LOCATION:Stockman’s Restaurant\, 1175 Pier View Drive\, Idaho Falls\, Ida
 ho\, United States\, 83402-5039\, Virtual: https://events.vtools.ieee.org/
 m/434562
ORGANIZER:crnaik@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:16
SUMMARY:BWTC- Unveiling the Science of Lithium-Ion Batteries:Fundamentals t
 o Future 
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/434562
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Abstract- Lithium-ion batteries have becom
 e central to a wide range of applications due to their<br>high energy dens
 ity\, long cycle life\, and decreasing costs. From electric vehicles to<br
 >large-scale energy storage systems\, they are helping to drive innovation
  in energy<br>solutions. This talk will delve into the fundamentals of lit
 hium-ion battery technology\,<br>focusing on the underlying physics that g
 overn their performance\, including charge<br>transport\, thermodynamics\,
  and electrochemical processes. We will explore how these<br>physical prin
 ciples directly impact key application areas such as energy efficiency\,<b
 r>safety\, and aging\, with an emphasis on degradation mechanisms that inf
 luence battery<br>life in different operational environments. In addition 
 to covering the core science\, we<br>will discuss how advanced testing and
  characterization techniques are employed to<br>optimize battery design an
 d reliability. Furthermore\, the integration of AI and machine<br>learning
  in battery development is reshaping the field\, allowing for predictive<b
 r>maintenance\, accelerated testing\, and enhanced performance. We will pr
 esent cutting-<br>edge research from Idaho National Laboratory (INL) that 
 addresses challenges in<br>scaling lithium-ion batteries for long-duration
  energy storage\, electric vehicles\, and<br>heavy-duty trucks\, offering 
 a glimpse into the future of this transformative technology.</p>
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