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Webinar to Explore Structural Evolution and Resistance in Li-ion Graphite Electrodes

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Webinar to Explore Structural Evolution and Resistance in Li-ion Graphite Electrodes
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The Gist

A forthcoming Physics World webinar will detail how SEI formation and graphite expansion influence lithium-ion transport in modern batteries.

Understanding the internal dynamics of lithium-ion batteries remains a critical hurdle in improving energy storage performance. On August 5, 2026, Physics World will host a specialized webinar focusing on the structural changes and ionic resistance shifts within graphite electrodes.

The Role of SEI and Graphite Expansion

The session aims to provide a deep dive into the Solid Electrolyte Interphase (SEI) formation, a crucial process that occurs during the initial charging cycles. Experts will discuss how this layer, alongside the physical expansion of graphite during lithiation, defines the efficiency of lithium-ion transport across the electrode.

Technical Insights for Battery Development

As the demand for high-capacity and fast-charging batteries grows, analyzing these microscopic structural changes becomes essential. The webinar is scheduled for 3 p.m. BST (10 a.m. EDT) and is expected to attract researchers and engineers looking to optimize electrode design and longevity.

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