Lithium-Ion Battery Analysis: A Virtual Symposium

In this one-day virtual symposium, you’ll hear from experts in industry and academia on the cutting-edge of lithium-ion battery analysis. They’ll cover everything best practices from handling highly reactive samples to recycling, and how spectroscopy techniques including ICP-MS, ICP-OES, and LDI-MS are being used in this field.

Register Free: https://www.spectroscopyonline.com/spec_w/battery-analysis

Event Overview:

Lithium-ion batteries are used to power consumer electronics such as smartphones and electric vehicles—and the demand for these batteries is only growing. But battery analytics present scientists with several challenges. In this one-day virtual symposium, you’ll hear from experts in industry and academia on the cutting-edge of lithium-ion battery analysis. They’ll cover everything best practices from handling highly reactive samples to recycling, and how spectroscopy techniques including ICP-MS, ICP-OES, and LDI-MS are being used in this field.


Key Learning Objectives
Analytical scientists who attend this educational event will learn:

• The latest research and advances in lithium-ion battery analysis.
  
• Best practices for handling highly reactive samples.
  
• The latest research in how LDI-MS, ICP-MS, and ICP-OES are used in lithium-ion battery analysis.
  
• The biggest challenges scientists face in battery analytics and how to address them.
  

Who Should Attend

Analytical chemists in academia and industry who want to learn about the latest research and trends in lithium-ion battery analysis.


Full Event Agenda
Thursday, September 26th:
Morning session, 10:00 am—12:00 pm EDT

10:00 am EDT Micro-Raman Spectroscopy for Li-ion Battery Research and Diagnostics
Dominika A. Buchberger, Assistant Professor, University of Warsaw

10:30 am EDT Analysis of Lithium-Ion Batteries: Aging, Toxicity, and Recycling
Sascha Nowak, Manager of Division Analytics and Environment, Münster Electrochemical Energy Technology (MEET), University of Münster

11:00 am EDT Hyphenated Analytical Techniques in Battery Research
Uwe Karst, Full Professor of Analytical Chemistry, University of Münster

11:30 am EDT Question-and-answer period with all the speakers in the session
12:00 pm EDT Session close


Afternoon Session, 12:30 pm EDT

Leading instrument suppliers give educational 20-minute talks addressing applications, tips, and best practices in the use of lithium-ion battery analysis.

12:30 pm EDT Analytical Testing Through the Lithium Battery Supply Chain: from Raw Materials, to Manufacturing, and Recycling
Dr. Chady Stephan, Market Leader PerkinElmer
1:00 pm EDT Serving the Battery Value Chain with Vibrational Spectroscopy
Dr. Maximilian Ries, Business Development Manager, Thermo Fisher Scientific

1:30 pm EDT Raman-SEM and Particle Analysis of Li-Ion Battery Electrode Materials
Dr. Ute Schmidt, Applications Manager, Oxford Instruments WITec
2:00 pm EDT Analysis of Multiple Elements in Lithium Salts using an Autodilution ICP-OES Workflow
Ana García González, Atomic Spectroscopy Application Scientist, Agilent Technologies

2:30 pm EDT Characterization of Lithium-Ion Battery Components: Molecular and Elemental Spectroscopy Instrumentation Techniques
Jon Peters, Senior Market Manager, Chemical and Energy, Shimadzu Scientific Instruments

Speakers:

Dominika A. Buchberger
Assistant Professor
University of Warsaw

Sascha Nowak
Manager of Division Analytics and Environment, Münster Electrochemical Energy Technology (MEET)
University of Münster

Uwe Karst
Full Professor of Analytical Chemistry
University of Münster

Dr. Chady Stephan
Market Leader
PerkinElmer

Dr. Maximilian Ries
Business Development Manager
Thermo Fisher Scientific

Dr. Ute Schmidt
Applications Manager
Oxford Instruments WITec

Ana García González
Atomic Spectroscopy Application Scientist
Agilent Technologies

Jon Peters
Senior Market Manager, Chemical and Energy
Shimadzu Scientific Instruments

Register Free: https://www.spectroscopyonline.com/spec_w/battery-analysis