Monthly Archives: June 2026

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 […]

On 27-28 May 2026, the Battery Materials and Processing Conference (BMPC) took place in Stockholm. This event serves as an important meeting point for experts, researchers, and industry leaders working in battery materials, processing technologies, and energy storage. The conference provides valuable insights into the latest developments in materials innovation, sustainability, and next-generation battery technologies. […]

The Battery Safety Conference is the must-attend event for everyone working in battery safety. The conference, organized by RISE, gathers global experts on battery safety and provides opportunities to learn, discuss, and contribute to safer batteries. During The Battery Safety Conference 18–19 March 2026, the PULSELiON project was represented by Anwar Ahniyaz of RISE through […]

The PULSELiON project proudly announces its 27th Open Access publication, presenting a comprehensive review of emerging ferroelectric and ferroionic materials for multifunctional quantum sensing applications.  The article, titled “Ferroelectric and ferroionic multifunctional quantum sensors: Incursion into applications”, has been published in Applied Physics Reviews (2026, Volume 13, Article 011306) and is available Open Access.  Exploring […]

The PULSELiON project has released its sixth newsletter, providing an overview of the latest activities and key achievements as the project enters its final phase. This edition highlights important progress across the consortium, including advancements in solid-state battery manufacturing using Pulsed Laser Deposition (PLD), recent conference participation, and the publication of three new open access […]