In a significant stride towards advancing IDENER commitment to innovation and staying at the forefront of battery technology, I had the privilege of participating in the Dresden Battery Days 2023. This event served as a valuable platform for knowledge exchange, networking, and sharing insights into the cutting-edge developments that are shaping the future of energy storage. I delivered an engaging talk centered on the pivotal role of modeling and digital twins in supporting advancements in battery technology.

The conference, known for attracting leading experts and pioneers in the field of battery research and development, provided a dynamic environment conducive to fostering collaborations and gaining fresh perspectives.

In our talk, our colleague from IDENER emphasized the critical importance of modeling and digital twins in the iterative process of battery development. He began by highlighting the intricate nature of battery systems, characterized by multifaceted electrochemical and thermal dynamics. Understanding these complexities is paramount for optimizing battery performance, longevity, and safety.

The heart of my presentation revolved around the concept of digital twins, which are virtual replicas of physical objects or processes. Digital twins enable real-time monitoring, analysis, and simulation of batteries, offering invaluable insights into their behavior under various conditions. I stressed that, in the fast-evolving landscape of battery technology, digital twins serve as indispensable tools for accelerating research, streamlining design, and enhancing the overall development cycle.