Host: Dr. Ilona Glatt, Head of Electrochemistry Business / Math2Market GmbH
Battery Breakout Session
Battery Breakout Session
The battery breakout session at the GeoDict Innovation Conference 2026 covers a broad range of topics shaping the development of next-generation energy storage technologies.
We start by showing how GeoDict can be used to parametrize Doyle-Fuller-Newman-models based on real electrode microstructures. From there, we take a closer look at high-resolution 3D-imaging for Li-Ion battery electrodes and how these data can support detailed microstructure characterization.
Another major focus is the creation of digital twins for solid-state batteries, including advanced techniques for reconstructing 3D microstructures from 2D image data. We will also explore electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS), from interpreting experimental results to using digital EIS-experiments to better understand electrochemical behavior.
To conclude the session, we will present new battery-related features coming with GeoDict 2027.
Breakout Session Agenda
| Time | Title | Speaker |
|---|---|---|
| 1:30pm | Opening | Dr. Ilona Glatt / Math2Market |
| 1:35pm | Introduction: GeoDict to Parametrize DFN-Models | Carolin Nothof / Math2Market |
| 1:50pm | Talk: Understanding Batteries Through High Resolution Imaging – Best Practices, Challenges and Use Cases | Adrian Lindner (IAM-ET) / KIT |
| 2:20pm | Break | |
| 2:35pm | Talk: Advancing All-Solid-State Battery Design via Stochastic Microstructure Modeling and Digital Twins in the DELFIN Project | Maximilian Luczak / Math2Market |
| 2:50pm | Talk: Electrochemical Impedance Spectroscopy Simulations from Microstructure-Based Battery Models | Dr. Roman Buchheit / Math2Market |
| 3:10pm | Talk: Latest & Greatest in GeoDict 2027 for Electrochemistry Applications | Dr. Ilona Glatt / Math2Market |
| 3:25pm | Closing |
