Lithium-Ion Batteries
Overview
Lithium-ion battery research spans electrode and electrolyte design, cell operation, degradation, safety, manufacturing, and recycling. Researchers use electrochemical models such as the single-particle model, experiments and materials characterization, and machine-learning methods including sequence networks and physics-informed neural networks. These approaches estimate state of charge and health, forecast remaining life, detect faults and thermal runaway, and speed up materials and design screening, often using cycling datasets and drive-cycle measurements. A central challenge is making predictions that transfer from controlled laboratory tests to different cells, chemistries, and real-world use while remaining physically reliable and computationally efficient.
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