Along with Jianlin Li (ORNL), Wilhelm Pfleging (KIT), and Pu Zhang (Navitas Systems), Prof. Cobb is co-organizing a new symposium on Advanced Processing and Manufacturing for Energy Conversion, Storage and Harvesting Devices at the 2018 Fall MRS Meeting. Please see the call for papers below. Abstracts are due June 14, 2018.
Symposium ET07—Advanced Processing and Manufacturing for Energy Conversion, Storage and Harvesting Devices
Advanced processing and manufacturing are vital to the widespread adoption of energy conversion, storage and harvesting devices. Novel coating methods, electrode materials engineering, electrode architectures, manufacturing techniques and cell designs are rapidly being developed for low-cost, high electrochemical performance and throughput devices that have high energy efficiency with minimal environmental impact.
This symposium is designed to bring together experts from materials science, mechanical engineering, manufacturing, chemistry and other engineering communities interested in energy conversion, storage, and harvesting to review the current state-of-the-art and synthesize and formulate the necessary research needs and grand challenges in processing and manufacturing of advanced energy devices. Interdisciplinary topics will be connected by invited talks in order to accelerate the fundamental understanding of these devices towards impactful applications.