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Battery technology

Symposium

Batteries are at the heart of nearly everything which moves, and affect us everywhere we go. This short symposium reviews present technology and future trends, concentrating on vehicles and fuel cells, which are the fastest moving areas.

Speaker(s)

Various

Date & Time

  • 13 May 2010

  • 6pm

    • Location

    Organiser

    • Organised by Electronics, Control and Informatics and Power Technical Networks.

      Please contact Rod Dalitz for further information about this event.

    About this event

    About this event

    Batteries are at the heart of nearly everything which moves, and affect us everywhere we go. This short symposium reviews present technology and future trends, concentrating on vehicles and fuel cells, which are the fastest moving areas.

    Cost

    Free of charge.


    Programme

    6pm  registration
    6:10 introduction
    6:15 Andrew Cruden of Strathclyde, on Vehicles
    6:45 John Irvine of St Andrews, on Fuel Cells
    7:15 break - tea, buffet
    7:45 Peter Hall of Strathclyde, on electrochemical energy storage including supercapacitors
    8:15 Discussion
    8:45 close


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