Customized “hands-on” cell-assembly courses
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A 2-day ”hands-on” Li-ion battery cell-assembly course
. . . just do it!
• next date to be announced
A unique Li-ion battery cell-assembly course in Uppsala – exploiting LiFeSiZE´s prototype pilot-line!
The course has a strong “hands-on” focus in which you will make your own cells, to get a first-hand (“hands-on”) feeling for the critical steps in Li-ion battery cell fabrication – from slurry preparation right through to cell formation and testing.
Some extracts from the course plan:
- The design and construction of a Li-ion battery
- Electrode slurry preparation, incl. rheometric optimization
- Electrode coating/drying in a 6m pilot-line
- Electrode cutting, calendering, punching and stacking
- Cell packaging, electrolyte injection and sealing
- Cell formation and testing.
Course fee:
The fee for the course is 27 800 SEK + VAT/participant. Lunches and “coffees” are included.
NOTE: travel and accommodation costs are not included in the course fee.
Target group:
The course places no strict preconditions on the background of its participants, but is intended especially for people with a general interest in the subject and especially for those involved in different aspects of industrial Li-ion battery R&D. The course will provide a deeper understanding of cell- and supplier-selection for portable, vehicle and stationary applications. The language of the course is English.
The course leaders
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Josh Thomas
Josh Thomas, LiFeSiZE AB was Professor of Solid State Electrochemistry at Uppsala University until 2009; he founded the Ångström Advanced Battery Centre at Uppsala University in 2000 and LiFeSiZE AB in 2006.
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Henrik Eriksson
Henrik Eriksson LiFeSiZE AB was earlier chief battery technician at the Ångström Advanced Battery Centre of Uppsala University, where he accumulated a wealth of experience of Li-ion battery fabrication at the basic research level. He is now applying his “hands-on” know-how to the extra challenges of lithium- and sodium-battery cell scale-up.