@FaradayInst research project delivering the next generation of Sodium-ion Batteries
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ALT A picture of the Faraday Institution PhD researchers (Cohort 6 and 7) at Nissan HQ.
ALT Register now. Faraday Masterclass. X-ray powder diffraction for battery materials. Online event 27 November 2024, 2pm. With Dr Sarah Day, Diamond Light Source.
ALT WMG-Faraday Battery School social media card. A picture of hands in gloves holding a battery pouch. Delegates will learn about batteries trough live lectures, discussion and practical demonstration in our state-of-the-art battery facility. From 4-7th of February. Check out: warwick.ac.uk/wmgskillscentre
ALT Online event. Batteries for energy storage applications. 13th November 2-3 pm. JJ Marie, Faraday Institution, Dan Murrant Energy Systems Catapult. Picture of energy storage system in a shipping container.
ALT A social media card for Faraday Insight 21 "Batteries in stationary energy storage applications" with an image of the report's front cover.
ALT (c) Robert Spanring. Head and shoulders of Professor House, smiling.
ALT A social media card for blog post. Professor Martin Freer joins Faraday Institution as CEO. Picture of Professor Freer.
ALT Intercalation’s social media card for the essay competition, supported by the Faraday Institution.
ALT A social media card for The Faraday Institution PhD Training Programme. An enrichment scheme for UK battery PhD researchers. Apply by 15th of August 2024. A picture of PhD researchers and a professor in a lab setting.
ALT A social card for Professorial Fellowship - Professor Venkataraman Thangadurai, University of St Andrews. On the right there is a picture of Prof Thangadurai.
ALT A Canva card for Faraday Institution Community Awards 2024. A picture of Faraday Institution Community Awards 2023 winners. "Nominate someone today".
ALT A heartfelt thank you to our esteemed speakers who illuminated the path forward: 💡Professor Charlotte Watts, Chief Scientific Advisor at the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, for her exploration of how batteries can be a cornerstone for progress. 💡 Professor Emma Kendrick, University of Birmingham, who provided insights into the state of sodium-ion batteries, paving the way for sustainable energy solutions. 💡 Professor David Howey, University of Oxford, who shed light on the critical role of diagnostics and systems engineering in prolonging battery lifespan, crucial for maximising impact. 💡And special appreciation to OKENWA ANAYO .NAS, Founder and CEO of Nayo Tropical Technology Limited, for his firsthand perspective on delivering energy storage innovation in Sub-Saharan Africa.
ALT A Canva card for The Faraday Institution PhD Training Programme. An enrichment scheme for UK battery PhD researchers. Apply by 7th July 2024. A picture of PhD researchers and a professor.
