Modelling & Exploring the Electro-Mechanical Behavior of Next-Generation Li-Ion Batteries

Lysander De Sutter ((PhD) Student)
Joeri Van Mierlo (Promotor)
Maitane Berecibar (Co-promotor)

Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis

Date of Award	24 Jun 2020
Original language	English
Awarding Institution	Vrije Universiteit Brussel
Supervisor	Joeri Van Mierlo (Promotor), Maitane Berecibar (Co-promotor), Annick Hubin (Jury), Roger Vounckx (Jury), Peter Van Den Bossche (Jury), Philippe Lataire (Jury), Mario Marinaro (Jury) & Jelle Smekens (Jury)

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