SafeBatt Industry Engagement day
Join us for SafeBatt’s Industry Engagement Day at UCL East, London on 18 June 2025:
We invite you to engage with the Faraday Institution SafeBatt project team to explore the latest advancements in battery safety, including Li-ion and next-generation chemistries.
Collaborate with Experts: Discuss how we can assist with your safety requirements and explore potential opportunities for collaboration.
Gain Insights: Attend presentations on cutting-edge battery safety research from both academia and industry.
Network: Connect with key industry professionals and academic leaders in the field of battery safety.
Contribute Your Ideas: Share your insights on how we can further support your needs.
Free to attend.
We look forward to your participation and valuable contributions!
About the SafeBatt project
The Faraday Institution’s SafeBatt project is a collaboration, led by the University of Oxford, of seven universities (Oxford, University College London, King’s College London, Newcastle, Sheffield, Warwick and Cambridge) as well as industrial partners, each bringing unique capabilities to the investigation of the science of safety.
Project Goals
1
Understand failure events through state-of-the-art instrumentation, imaging and high speed techniques.
2
Understand the safety signatures of degraded cells and investigate how materials properties cause safety concerns or varied safety signatures.
3
Demonstrate detection methods and mitigation strategies.
4
Determine the toxicity of cell fires and run-off, and the composition and behaviour of the vapour cloud.
5
Develop an initial model of thermal runaway, cell to cell propagation and reaction pathways; using data to parametrise the models.
6
Give a clear point of access for industry and government bodies seeking knowledge and engagement on battery safety related issues.
