Publicly-funded research projects

Publicly funded battery research for Europe

For example, we receive funding from the European Union, from various federal ministries such as the BMBF, BMVI, BMWi, and BMU as well as from state ministries in North Rhine-Westphalia such as the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Innovation, Digitalization and Energy (MWIDE) and the Ministry of Culture and Science (MKW).

 

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FOOD: "Formation optimization in battery cell production using diagnostic procedures and digital methods"

 

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SuSyPhos: "Sustainable Synthesis and Recycling of Phosphorus-containing Materials in Lithium-Ion Batteries"

 

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REVAMP: "Automated remanufacturing of variant-rich vehicle batteries"

 

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SeRoBatt: "Secondary Sources of Critical Raw Materials for Battery Cell Production - Potentials, Recovery, Resynthesis"

 

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Automated battery cell characterization before, after and through aging tests to monitor long-term effects of production changes

 

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Quality-oriented and energy-reduced system technology for LIB and NextGen production in mini-environments

 

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Innovative processes during the recycling of aqueous processed and future batteries

 

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Interoperable production as an enabler for a data-driven battery value chain

 

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Accompanying measure and transfer accelerator for the funding initiative "Increasing efficiency and utilizing synergy effects in battery cell production for electromobility"