12:56
12th September 2018
Tailpipe dreams - what is a sustainable vehicle?

Remanufacture and reuse of battery components

‘We want to see second life applications for materials taken from batteries in electric vehicles’.
This talk looks at the process of reclaiming and reusing materials from batteries and their potential future applications.

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Dr Emma Kendrick Reader, University of Warwick
Dr Emma Kendrick is a materials chemist at WMG, University of Warwick, specialising in batteries, manufacturing of new battery materials and the development and processing into demonstrable industry standard device formats. Prior to Warwick she led the new battery technology R&D for Sharp Laboratories of Europe Ltd.

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