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Charlotte, USA
Advance your understanding of battery safety at the 2025 BATT CAVE workshop, taking place from 5 to 6 June 2025. This event will address key safety considerations across the battery supply chain, fostering collaboration between industry and academia. As North Carolina emerges as a hub for battery innovation, this workshop offers vital insights into safe and sustainable battery development.
https://battcave.charlotte.edu/2025-battery-safety-workshop/
Copenhagen, Denmark
The Circular Materials Conference is the leading Nordic forum for industrial, scientific, and commercial progress in the circular use of materials. The event provides a unique platform for knowledge exchange, debate, and networking among international key players from academia, industry, and policy. As we navigate the transition towards circular business models and sustainable material flows, the conference offers the opportunity to rethink materials through the lens of emerging technologies and cross-sector collaboration.
The 2025 edition will emphasize strengthening Nordic partnerships and deploying innovative technologies to accelerate the green transition. The program includes keynote lectures, technical seminars, site visits, solution exhibitions, and face-to-face networking opportunities.
The conference is organized by the Competence Centre of Recycling (CCR) at Chalmers University of Technology, in collaboration with the Technical University of Denmark and other Nordic research institutes and industrial organizations.
Thematic Areas
The conference will explore a wide range of topics within the field of circular materials, including strategies for EV battery recycling, circular use of photovoltaic (PV) modules, and the recovery of metals from secondary sources. Other focus areas include circular packaging and waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). Discussions will also cover the transformation of MSWI fly ash into valuable resources, circular approaches to fiber composites and lightweight materials, sustainable practices in building and construction, and the role of life cycle assessment in quantifying circularity.
Target Audience
This forum welcomes professionals and stakeholders at the forefront of circular innovation. Participants include thought leaders in the circular economy, visionary CEOs, R&D managers, producers, recyclers, collectors, retailers, policy makers, representatives of global institutions and NGOs, researchers, clean-tech investors, and media professionals.
Join us in Copenhagen to engage with experts, share knowledge, and contribute to shaping the future of circular materials.