Overview

24th of October | 8.30 - 10.00 am CEST

Are you interested to learn more about what possibilities there are to use EQCM-D to study battery chemistries? Then this webinar is for you.

Perhaps you are already using QCM-D, or EQCM-D, in related research areas, or perhaps you are working with battery development, using traditional characterization methods. Either way, this webinar will cover the information that you are looking for.

About the Webinar

Battery systems are complex, and several different technol­ogies are often needed to elucidate the intricate electrochemical phenomena involved. In this webinar, we take a closer look at EQCM - a highly sensitive and non-invasive analysis method that has helped answer battery-related research questions for decades.

EQCM provides time-resolved electro­chemical and gravimetric information about bulk and at the surface of battery electrodes. The extended version, EQCM-D, will in addition provide mechanical infor­mation which reveals structural changes of the electrode interface. The technologies can be used for in-situ characterization of key mechanisms involved in battery cycling and provide unique information that will help you take battery performance to the next level.

You will be listening to a leading researcher in the field. In this webinar, you will get

  • An overview of how EQCM and EQCM-D are used in battery development and what information these technologies provide
  • Examples of battery processes/events that can be analyzed and what insight can be gained through nanoscale analysis of the elec­trode-electrolyte interface
  • An introduction to QSense EQCM-D
  • A deep dive into the development of EQCM-D to study electrode/electrolyte interphases in Li-ion batteries
  • Q&A

After this webinar, you will know

  • What information that EQCM-D can offer
  • How EQCM-D analysis can support battery development

 

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Speakers

Erik runt

08:30 AM CET

EQCM-D analysis in battery development

Erik Nilebäck

Senior Application Scientist - Biolin Scientific AB.

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EQCM-D analysis in battery development

Erik completed his PhD project in bioscience from Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden 2014 on the topic “QCM-D – With Focus on Biosensing in Biomolecular and Cellular Systems” during which Erik was an industrial PhD student at Biolin Scientific. Erik also holds a MSc in Engineering Biology and Devices and Materials in Medicine from Linköping University.

Erik has been active in the world of surface science and innovation for 15 years and received his PhD at Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden in 2014. In the application development team at Biolin Scientific in Gothenburg, Sweden, Erik is providing technical expertise for the QSense product range to customers, colleagues and collaborators. At Biolin Scientific, Erik is technically responsible for the battery research application area for the QSense product line. A topic that is of particular interest for Erik is how the QSense instruments can be used to investigate mass and structural changes in new battery materials during battery cycling and other relevant conditions.

Eriks berg

9:00 AM CET

Development of EQCM-D to study electrode/electrolyte interphases in Li-ion batteries

Prof. Erik Berg

Professor at Department of Chemistry - Ångström Laboratory, Structural Chemistry Uppsala University, Sweden

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