Screening new cell chemistries using existing electrochemical methods is time-consuming and often slows down research. These procedures require cycling the cell until symptoms of deterioration or a decrease in adequate capacity are observed, which can take several months.
In operando, isothermal microcalorimetry is a well-established but underutilized technique for monitoring the activity of parasitic or non-reversible processes during charge cycling, providing insights that can accelerate battery research.
In this webinar, you will learn about the Battery Cycler Microcalorimeter solution, the latest innovation in whole-cell battery testing that streamlines previously complicated testing.
The new all-in-one software allows you to test a range of whole-cell battery types in a single system, reducing data-gathering errors and keeping all data in one location.
Join the webinar and learn:
- How BCMS simplifies lithium-ion battery testing by combining isothermal microcalorimetry and electrochemistry
- How in operando calorimetry provides unique insights
- BCMS's established and upcoming applications
Meet the Speaker
Jeremy May PhD: Battery Specialist – Global Applications Support
Jeremy May is a senior applications researcher at TA Instruments, located in New Castle, Delaware. He focuses on battery material characterization and in operando electrochemical calorimetry, providing support for all battery and green energy applications.
He has seven years of electrochemistry experience, working on projects that range from electroanalytical to hydrogen fuel cells and lithium-ion batteries. Jeremy received his bachelor's degree in chemistry from Pacific Lutheran University and his PhD in chemistry from the University of Idaho.