Enabling large scale manufacturing of Solid-state batteries
Lithium-ion battery cells with conventional active materials are reaching their limits in terms of energy densities and suffer from safety issues that become even more critical in the future. Solid-state batteries can solve these issues, but they are not yet manufactured on a large scale. To enable large scale manufacturing of Solid-state batteries, project PULSELiON sets out new pulsed laser deposition based technologies for solid-state battery manufacturing.
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PULSELiON project facts and figures
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48 months
Started 1-9-2022
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EU contribution
€ 6 998 543
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15 PARTNERS
from 10 countries
Latest News
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Public Summary D4.3 Report on Battery Module Design and Manufacturing
PULSELiON Publishes Public Summary of Deliverable D4.3 on Battery Module Design and Manufacturing The PULSELiON project has published the public summary of Deliverable D4.3 – Report on Battery Module Design and Manufacturing, presenting an overview of the work carried out on battery module design within the project. As PULSELiON advances the development of innovative solid-state…
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PULSELiON publishes its 29th Open Access Paper on Anode-Less Batteries and Solid-State Implementation
The PULSELiON project proudly announces its 29th Open Access publication, contributing an extensive review of one of the most promising concepts for next-generation battery technologies: anode-less (anode-free) batteries. The article, titled “Anode-Less (Anode-Free) Batteries: From Fundamental Principles to Practical Pathways Toward Solid-State Implementation”, has been published in Materials (2026, Volume 19, Article 1232) and is…
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PULSELiON publishes its 28th Open Access Paper: “When Electrolytes Are Semiconductors: A Feature, Not a Bug for Solid-State Batteries”
The PULSELiON project proudly announces its 28th Open Access publication, contributing new insights into the fundamental electronic behavior of sulfide-based solid electrolytes for all-solid-state batteries (ASSBs). The paper, titled “When Electrolytes Are Semiconductors: A Feature, Not a Bug for Solid-State Batteries”, has been published in Batteries (2026, Volume 12, Article 60) and is available Open…