Energy Storage @ PNNL—High-Throughput Experimentation for Accelerated Energy Materials Research
PNNL materials scientists Witness Martin and Yangang Liang present this webinar.
11 a.m. (PT), Thursday, November 17, 2022
PNNL materials scientists Witness Martin and Yangang Liang present this webinar.
The ability of data-driven materials research to provide useful tools for scientific discovery and optimization has been demonstrated. However, the application of a data-driven research method to complex materials systems has specific hurdles, such as a lack of large-scale and high-quality data sets, appropriate algorithms, and the development of accurate/reliable prediction models. In this talk, we will highlight the development of high-throughput experimentation (HTE) capabilities under Pacific Northwest National Laboratory’s Energy Storage Materials Initiative to accelerate the data-driven energy materials approach. We will specifically discuss how we developed an HTE process for collecting large-scale and high-quality solubility data of redox active materials in redox-flow-battery-related media, as well as how we used our robotic platform to accelerate the discovery of non-flammable electrolyte recipes for lithium-ion battery electrochemical systems. |
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