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Specialty Solids Probes for Battery Research & Manufacturing | Full Interview with Oliver Pecher PhD

We need to find new technologies for battery materials, such as lithium, sodium, and other sources, to balance the energy demand that the world requires. We need better batteries not only to produce energy but also to save it when needed. What are the biggest challenges facing us right now regarding batteries and energy storage materials? How should we approach the development of industrial prototypes? In-situ Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (#NMR) shows great potential to become a standard approach for routine monitoring of electrochemical processes under operating conditions. Why should researchers and manufacturers look at solution-state NMR compared with solid-state NMR to face such challenges? How can NMR help to ease some of the pressure on the material supply chains in the recycling phase? How can we make NMR accessible to a wider user group in Industry where methods must be as easy and as automated as possible? Oliver Pecher PhD is a chemist by training who moved early on in his academic career into Solid-State Chemistry and then solid-state NMR. He is mainly interested in applying the technique of solid-state NMR spectroscopy with electrochemistry to study different types of materials and develop methods to make the technique more applicable. To focus entirely on applying different types of magnetic resonance techniques to research batteries, he founded ePROBE company. In this highly informative interview, Dr. Pecher talks about this and more. To see how to optimize your battery development and manufacturing process with our advanced analytical techniques, visit https://goto.bruker.com/48R6ad4 #Battery #BatteryManufacturing #Batteries