Mark Huijben from the University of Twente (left) and Martin Winter from the MEET Battery Research Center at the University of Münster would like to further intensify their cooperation.
Mark Huijben from the University of Twente ( left ) and Martin Winter from the MEET Battery Research Center at the University of Münster would like to further intensify their cooperation. © private / WWU - Judith Kraft The Universities of Twente (UT) and Münster have maintained a close partnership for many years. One focus that the two partners now want to deepen is battery research. On the occasion of the signing of the partnership deed between the cities of Münster and Enschede, the two university leaderships and scientists met to discuss the content-related orientation of battery research. In an interview with Kathrin Kottke , Prof. Martin Winter from MEET Battery Research Center at the University of Münster and Prof. Mark Huijben from the "Twente Centre for Advanced Battery Technology" at UT talked about their cooperation and common goals. You have already been working together in the field of battery research for several years, how do the two Universities complement each other? Winter: Together, our two teams cover the entire value cycle of battery cells and systems: from the development of new or improved materials to battery cell designs and manufacturing to the recycling of energy storage devices. At MEET, we pursue holistic, systemic research for the development of electrochemical energy storage devices and converters up to the cell level.
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