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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2024 · 32 MIN

Episode 15 - Latest Developments in Cathode Technology - Dr Mark Copley - FAAM

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At the core of any battery system is the cathode. The positive electrode, Choices made in cathode chemistry determine much of the battery performance and is responsible for a majority of the cost elements of a battery. In this episode we are joined by Dr Mark Copley, Research and Development Director of FAAM to discuss all things cathode. From basic principles to the next generation of cathode materials.   Speaker Notes: Dr Mark Copley - Research & Development Director, FAAM https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-p-copley/ https://faam.com/   Show Notes: Sponsored by Munters - Global leaders in energy-efficient air treatment and climate solutions. https://www.munters.com/en/   Sponsored by Vaisala - Accurate moisture and concentration measurements for battery manufacturing upstream, midstream and downstream operations. www.vaisala.com/battery   Advertising and Sponsorship For sponsorship and advertising opportunities and to reach our fast growing listenership, please contact [email protected]    

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