25th International Conference on Solid State Ionics (SSI-25) Singapore
The ST2E team was well represented in Singapore at the 25th International Conference on Ionic Solids (SSI-25). Clément Nicollet, a CNRS researcher, Marwan Laqdiem Marin, a postdoc, and Sara Taleb and Duyen Nguyen, doctoral students, had the opportunity to present their research.
This leading biennial conference brought together researchers, doctoral students, international engineers, and industry representatives to discuss the latest advances in the field of ion-conducting materials.
Ionic solids play a major role in many of the electrochemical technologies essential to sustainable development, such as lithium and sodium batteries for transportation and grid storage, as well as fuel cells and electrolysers used to produce and utilize green hydrogen.
It was a great opportunity for our young researchers at the IMN to interact with the international scientific community and share their work.
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