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

  • PULSELiONs 9th OPEN ACCESS PUBLICATION

    PULSELiONs 9th OPEN ACCESS PUBLICATION

    Today we celebrate the 9th Open Access Publication from project PULSELiON, by presenting the journal article “Enhanced Porous Electrode Theory Based Electrochemical Model for Higher Fidelity Modelling and Deciphering of the EIS Spectra”, which has been published already some time ago in the #Journal of The Electrochemical Society, Volume 171, Number 8 on 27 August…


  • PULSELiONs 8th OPEN ACCESS PUBLICATION

    PULSELiONs 8th OPEN ACCESS PUBLICATION

    It is time to announce already the 8th #OpenAccessPublication from project @PULSELiON. Today we present the journal article “Simulating solid-state battery cathode manufacturing via wet-processing with resolved active material geometries”, which has been published in the Journal for Energy Storage Materials Volume 73 in November 2024 There Prior to the development of a solid-state battery…


  • PULSELiONs 7th OPEN ACCESS PUBLICATION

    PULSELiONs 7th OPEN ACCESS PUBLICATION

    It is time to announce a new series of Open Access Publications from project @PULSELiON. Today we present the journal article “Cathodes pinpoints for the next generation of energy storage devices: the LiFePO4 case study”, which has been published already some time ago in the #JournalOfPhysics : Materials on 6 February 2024. There are still…


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