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March 12, 2024
Written by:
Tom Tranter

Ionworks CEO Valentin Sulzer presents at the International Battery Seminar in Florida

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Valentin describes the problem facing the battery industry in bringing new batteries to market, the curse of dimensionality and how modelling can help.

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Watch the recording below

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