All-solid-state batteries: A game-changer for the future electric vehicle industry.
Announcement of new solid-state battery technologies and development directions for 2024.

The Industrial Education Research Institute (hereinafter referred to as the Industrial Education Research Institute) is organizing a forum to learn about the latest technology trends and research directions for future batteries, focusing on all-solid-state batteries that could become game changers in the future electric vehicle industry.

The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) announced that it will hold a seminar titled “Future Batteries and New Materials – Latest Information from Researchers and Developers – Focusing on All-Solid-State Batteries” both online and offline on December 15th at 10:00 AM.

This seminar began with a presentation by Dr. Ha Yoon-cheol of the Next Generation Battery Research Center at the Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute on “Current Status of New All-Solid-State Battery Technologies and Solutions to Challenges and Research Technology Development Directions for 2024,” followed by a presentation by Professor Park Moon-jung of Pohang University of Science and Technology on “Trends and Expected Effects of Lithium-Sulfur Battery Research and Technology Development,” and a presentation by Dr. Lee Seok-hee of the Hydrogen Energy Materials Center at the Korea Institute of Ceramic Engineering and Technology on “Trends and Expected Effects of Oxide-Based Solid Electrolyte Research and Technology Development.”

Also, Lee Ju-hyeok, CEO of Cosmos Lab, a company that has significantly reduced the risk of battery fires by replacing the electrolyte with water, will present on the topic of 'Development of non-flammable water-based battery research technology, cases, and expected effects.'

An official from the Industrial Education Research Institute said, “Future-oriented solid-state batteries “This will be a valuable opportunity to hear about the latest technology trends, research directions, and know-how in batteries, and to explore the vivid R&D experiences and current status of developers of related research technologies, future development strategies, and new business opportunities,” he said. “I ask for the participation and support of many people who are dedicated to the development of the future battery industry and those in related industries.”