The 2nd Young Scientist Event (YSE) - for the batteries of the future
- Date: 3 June 2025
- Location: Ångström Laboratory
- Type: Workshop
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- Organiser: The BATTERY 2030+ research initiative at the Department of Chemistry - Ångström Laboratory
- Contact person: Kajsa Saykali
- Phone: +46-18-471 69 21
The 2nd Young Scientist Event (YSE) - for the batteries of the future The BATTERY 2030+ research initiative invites young researchers from all disciplines at Uppsala University to work together with other young researchers from six different universities in Europe to develop a "manifesto" for the batteries of the future.

The community of the European research initiative BATTERY 2030+ is welcoming young scientists in a wide range of disciplines to apply to take part in a connected workshop taking place across six European cities simultaneously.
The Young Scientist Event (YSE) will engage young scientists (no more than 7 years after Ph.D.) to express their ideas about the future battery research landscape by providing input on the BATTERY 2030+ roadmap and curricula.
The YSE will be held simultaneously at six sites: Politecnico di Torino (Italy), Uppsala University (Sweden), Vrije Universiteit Brussels (Belgium), Warsaw University of Technology (Poland), Université de Picardie Jules Verne (Amiens, France) and Fraunhofer ISC (Wurzburg, Germany). These sites will be on-line connected to allow for an open and inclusive discussion – hopefully resulting in disruptive research and innovation ideas from a new generation of scientists!
By round table discussions on the future outlook of the European battery research and expectations the YSE will produce a “New Manifesto for Batteries of the Future” based on topics/foci defined during the BATTERY 2030+ Annual Meeting 2024 in Grenoble by the Battery 2050 Young Scientists Community:
- 1) Novelties in the battery area: e.g. solid-state batteries, Si-anodes, advanced lithium-ion batteries, smart functionalities, etc.
- 2) Sustainability, recycling, second life, circular economy, etc.
- 3) Industry and EU regulations, commercialization of products, sustainable production processes, etc.
NOTE: Participants will be selected, by each of the six sites partaking, in order to gather a wide range of experiences and competences, both within and outside the battery field – therefore we are looking for e.g. battery experts, engineers, chemists, physicists, economists, medical doctors, people within all humanistic specialisations, etc. Gender equality will be taken into consideration. All costs of travels and accommodation are at the expense of the participants.
Important dates and how to apply:
- 25 April: Application deadline – please apply here
- 15 May: Announcement of participants selected
- 3 June: The Young Scientists Event
For more information, please see the event page on the Battery2030+ website