Advanced materials for high energy density. Li ion batteries for EV application

Original language	American English
State	Published - 2010
Event	MRS fall 2011 meeting - special seminar: Materials and Society award forum, Vehicle electrification, Boston, United States Duration: 31 Dec 2010 → 31 Dec 2010

Conference

Conference	MRS fall 2011 meeting
Country/Territory	United States
City	Boston
Period	31/12/10 → 31/12/10

Activities

• 1 Invited talk

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• Conference Invited Keynote

  Aurbach, D. (Keynote speaker)

  31 Dec 2010

  Activity: Talk or presentation › Invited talk

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Aurbach, D. (2010). Advanced materials for high energy density. Li ion batteries for EV application. Paper presented at MRS fall 2011 meeting, Boston, United States.

Aurbach, D. / Advanced materials for high energy density. Li ion batteries for EV application. Paper presented at MRS fall 2011 meeting, Boston, United States.

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Aurbach D. Advanced materials for high energy density. Li ion batteries for EV application. 2010. Paper presented at MRS fall 2011 meeting, Boston, United States.