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New Frontiers in Battery Chemistry

Posted by Stephanie Rogers on September 29, 2015 in News

Monday, 5th October, Time: 7:30pm 
Location: Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History

Speaker: Speaker: Dr. Mark Obrovac

Department of Chemistry, Department of Physics & Atmospheric Science, Dalhousie University

Title: New Frontiers in Battery Chemistry

Abstract: Recent years have seen advances in energy storage and innovative work on alternate battery chemistries. Battery materials with the potential to increase storage capacity of lithium-ion batteries could prolong the life of batteries powering electric cars. Magnesium- or sodium-ion batteries could result in lowered battery prices, and more energy storage capacity than lithium-ion batteries. Dr. Obrovac will present an overview of these new battery technologies and discuss their potential for commercialization.

All are welcome but seating is limited so “first come first served”

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