Publicly-funded research projects

How can production waste be efficiently reintegrated into cell manufacturing? In the RECLAIM project, production waste from battery cell manufacturing is efficiently processed and reused through delamination. This approach enables significant savings in costs and CO₂ emissions and strengthens local material cycles.

The FULL-MAP research project aims to create a fully autonomous and chemically independent "Materials Acceleration Platform" (MAP) designed for battery materials and their interfaces.

The »EXINOS2« project advances the technology readiness level of an innovative machine concept for the flexible and continuous stacking of battery cells. The aim is to optimize this critical stacking process in terms of flexibility, throughput, and footprint, and to test the system under real production conditions. Learn more about the »EXINOS2« project!

The aim of the IDEEL research project is to develop and scale up a laser-based drying process for the economical production of battery half cells based on solvent-based electrode slurries on an industrial scale.

ENLARGE is developing a universal standard for data and information exchange in battery cell production..

Discover how "DataBatt" optimizes battery production through digital integration – with an ontology-based data structure, automated processing, and standardized interfaces. Goal: Efficient, flexible, and transparent manufacturing processes.

Discover how a research consortium develops sodium-ion batteries using eco-friendly materials without lithium or cobalt — the goal: sustainable energy storage and technological sovereignty for Germany.

The "REVAMP" project offers a new approach to recycling used automotive batteries after their so-called "first life".

ProRec adapts mechanical-hydrometallurgical recycling processes to requirements of new materials.