Three presentations highlighted how GeoDict supports battery research through image-based modeling and simulation.

From October 25–29, our colleagues Dr. Ilona Glatt, Dr. Roman Buchheit, and Mike Marsh, PhD, represented Math2Market at the 250th ECS Meeting, presenting their work on simulation-driven battery research using GeoDict.

Their three presentations addressed different challenges in battery development:
▪️ Mechanical degradation in solid-state batteries – Dr. Ilona Glatt
▪️ The influence of mixing duration on NMC electrode performance – Dr. Roman Buchheit
▪️ Simulation-supported direct recycling of battery electrodes – Mike Marsh, PhD

From electrode processing and mechanical stability to recycling, the presentations highlighted how microstructure-based modeling and simulation can help investigate material behavior and support battery research across different stages of development.

The conference also brought opportunities to discuss current research challenges, simulation approaches, and practical applications with colleagues from industry and academia.

Thank you to everyone who joined our presentations and took the time to speak with our team in Calgary!