MEET - Where science meets industrY
Münster Electrochemical Energy Technology (MEET) is the battery research centre at Münster University. It comprises an international team of around 130 scientists who are working on the research and development of innovative electrochemical energy storage devices with high energy density, longer durability and maximum safety. The aim is to improve batteries for use in electric cars and stationary energy storage systems – at the lowest possible cost. MEET thus strives to further enhance the competitiveness of its partners in battery research – in particular on lithium-ion technology – both regionally and nationally.
Improved cycling stability by innovative graphite
The surface modification of graphite particles was the main focus in the research project "LiVe". Within this nationwide research cooperation a better cycling stability could be achieved. The final results were presented at the MEET Battery Research Centre. read more [de]
Enhanced knowledge of battery aging
A new research project started at MEET to enhance the knowledge about battery aging processes. In cooperation with partners from Muenster the scientits aspire to strengthen the further development of electromobility. read more [de]
MEET graduate awarded
Morten Wetjen has received the DRIVE-E Award for his Master thesis. He graduated at MEET with his thesis about high voltage composite cathodes for lithium metal polymer batteries. read more [de]
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