OPINCHARGE - HORIZON-CL5-2022-D2-01
(Projet OPINCHARGE)

Juin 2023 - Mai 2026

Budget total 5 M€
Budget IMN : 720 k€

 

Porteur du projet :  Santhana ESWARA MOORTHY (laboratoire LIST, Luxembourg

Partenaire IMN du projet : Philippe MOREAU (équipe ST2E)

Personnels IMN impliqués
Patricia ABELLAN (CR PMN), Ivan LUCAS (MCF ST2E), Rizki HANIFAH (doctorante ST2E), Hannah NICKLES JAKEL ( doctorante ST2E), Eric GAUTRON (IR)

 

Coordinateur :
Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology

Partenaires :
CIC energiGUNE : Centro de Investigacion Cooperativa de Energias
Deutsches Zentrum fur Luft - und Raumfahrt EV
Deutsches Forschungszentrum fur Kunstliche INT
FEI Electron Optics BV
Fundacion Cidetec
Universitaet Paderborn
Pedal Consulting SRO
Paul Scherrer Institut

 

Battery innovation has played a major role in the development of new energy production & transport technologies, becoming true enablers of a clean, affordable and secure energy economy. However, innovation is currently being hindered by the lack of understanding of the processes happening at atomic levels in the batteries' interfaces and interphases. Thus, the OPINCHARGE consortium aims to develop a set of effective operando nanoanalytical techniques and methodologies to understand the interfacial processes in batteries in unprecedented level of detail.

For this, 10 organizations from 7 different countries will work together, combining their expertise and infrastructure, to find new ways of addressing this challenge. This will be fostered through 3 main pillars of technique innovation: chemical-based, isotope-based, and physics-based. Consequently, main techniques to be addressed operando will be: X-ray scattering, enhanced Raman, STEM-EELS & EDX, FIB-SIMS, Neutron imaging, OEMS and NMR.

Parallelly, the consortium will integrate AI/Machine Learning support, in order to improve data acquisition and analysis, making the data crunching processes more efficient and meaningful. Likewise, data treatment and sharing are cornerstones of the project, as Open Science practices and scientific collaboration with the community are recognized by the consortium as key aspects of the BIGMAP objectives of the Batteries partnership and 2030+ programmes.

With a 36 month duration, the project is divided in 7 work packages distributed among the partners according to their expertise, with LIST as leader of the consortium. Dissemination, exploitation and communication activities will allow to maximize the impact of the results and the outreach of these, by actively promoting the diffusion of the information derived from the activities of the project.

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