First webinar: SAXS/WAXS techniques for 1D, 2D and 3D mapping of structural changes in battery materials
The first webinar was about “SAXS/WAXS techniques for 1D, 2D and 3D mapping of structural changes in battery materials” presented by Dr Sandrine Lyonnard.
The recording of this brilliant first webinar can be found below.
The complete presentation can be found here.
Second webinar: Surface-sensitive and coherent X-ray methods to study battery materials
In our second webinar, we looked at “Surface-sensitive and coherent X-ray methods to study battery materials”. This topic was presented by Dr Hans-Georg Steinrück and the slides can be found here.
Due to a technical issue during recording, unfortunately, we can only provide the audio of the webinar.
Third webinar: How nanoconfinement shapes electrochemical interfaces: insights from operando characterization
Dr Simon Fleischmann gave insight on “How nanoconfinement shapes electrochemical interfaces: insights from operando characterization“.
Below is the recording of this great webinar.
The presentation can be found here.
Fourth webinar: Applications of Non-linear Spectroscopy in Battery Science
In the fourth webinar, Dr Raj Pandya presented the “Applications of Non-linear Spectroscopy in Battery Science“.
A record of this interesting webinar can be found below.
The slides can be found here.
Final webinar: Can computational modelling reveal what experiments can’t?
The last presentation of our great webinar series was given by Dr Maria Alfredsson about the question “Can computational modelling reveal what experiments can’t?“.
Below you can watch the recording of the webinar.
The full presentation can be found here.