ELFT HÍRADÓ

[László Bottyán <bottyan.laszlo AT wigner.hu>]

Tisztelt Kollégák,

Küldöm a BNC angol nyelvű, a Li-ion akkumulátorokról szóló Zoom 
webinársorozata következő előadásának értesítőjét.

Előadó: Kun Róbert (TTK)
Cím: "Li-ion batteries: New generation Li- and post-Li batteries"
Időpont:  2020.06.24.  14:00-14:45 + diszkusszió     Zoom video link: 
https://www.bnc.hu honlapon

Üdvözlettel: Bottyán László
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Dear Colleagues, Users, Supporters and Fans of BNC,

We would like to draw your attention to the upcoming webinar No. #2 of the 
series organized by the Budapest Neutron Centre (BNC) on the history, 
science, development and new trends in the field of Li-ion batteries, 
including important contributions from neutron scattering techniques all 
over the world.

The webinars are given biweekly by local and international experts
in English on Wednesday afternoons.

The next presentation will be given on:

24 June, 2020   14:00-14:45 + discussion (CEST)  by

Robert Kun (Centre for Natural Sciences, Budapest) with the title:

      "Li-ion batteries: New generation Li- and post-Li batteries"

Details on the seminar series, and on how to join the zoom video sessions 
up to 30 minutes  before starting the webinar are available in the 'News' 
section of the BNC home page at https://www.bnc.hu.  Please join the 
presentation and the discussions following the webinar. The webinar videos 
are recorded and can be played back at 
www.bnc.hu/content/bnc-webinar-1-li-ion-batteries

With best regards,  BNC Management

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BNC webinars on Li-ion batteries
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The future is electric. In the massive migration from fossil to electric,
the availability of capable batteries is a major issue. The need for
efficient batteries - for transport, power and industrial applications -
is growing fast and at an increasing pace. This global movement presents a
huge  challenge to scientists and research institutions.

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2019 was awarded jointly to John B. 
Goodenough,
M. Stanley Whittingham and Akira Yoshino "for the development of 
lithium-ion
batteries."  Li-ion is a fairly new comer in the battery technology. But, 
at
present, it is the best candidate of general storage of electricity. 
Although the cost per cycle is by now the most beneficial for this type of
battery technology, the energy density, and its present direct cost as
compared to the fossil counterparts leave an enormously wide ground for
future development.

Neutrons, provided by research reactors or spallation neutron sources,
constitute a unique probe to study materials. Beside the methodical
benefits, such large-scale facilities provide excellence-based,
cost-effective access to the cutting edge analytical technologies and 
sample
environments.

In seeking its optimum and proportional role in this global process, the
Centre for Energy Research Budapest and one of its institutes, the 
Budapest
Neutron Centre in particular starts a series of webinars on the science
behind the developments in renewable energy. The subject of the first
webinars is Lithium-ion batteries.

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BNC Webinar #1:  10 June, 2020   14:00-14:45   Link to Zoom meeting
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Laszlo Peter (Wigner RCP, Budapest):
Li-ion batteries: An introduction  - Electrochemistry, structure & 
function
Link to recorded video:
http://nucssp.rmki.kfki.hu/Li-ion-batt-LPeter_2020-06-10.mp4

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BNC Webinar #2:  24 June, 2020   14:00-14:45+discussion (CEST)  
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Robert Kun (Centre for Natural Sciences, Budapest):
      Li-ion batteries: New generation Li- and post-Li batteries

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BNC Webinar #3:  8 July, 2020     14:00-14:45+discussion (CEST)  
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Mihail Avdeev (Frank Laboratory of Neutron Physics, JINR, Dubna, Russia):
      Li-ion batteries: Neutron scattering studies
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