You can read the full article here:
https://preprod.engineering.unsw.edu.au/news/building-batteries-learning-nobel-laureate
Isabella Notarpietro, member of the CENELEST project NextGEN wrote an article about her impressions in NextGEN at UNSW
CENELEST is founding member of Flow Battery Europe
In order to create more awareness for RFB technology, and to combine the interests of industry and research in the field, the association “Flow Battery Europe” was founded on 28.04.2021. Flow Battery Europe will try to increase knowledge about redox flow batteries through dissemination and policy briefing.
The German/Australian Alliance for Electrochemical Technologies for Renewable Energy Storage (CENELEST) is a founding member of Flow Batteries Europe. CENELEST member and FlowCamp coordinator Dr. Peter Fischer (Fraunhofer ICT) was elected to the Executive Board and will represent Fraunhofer ICT (Germany) and the University of New South Wales (Australia) in Flow Battery Europe.
Flow Battery Europe: https://www.flowbatterieseurope.eu/
Talk at the 29th Topical Meeting of the International Society of Electrochemistry 2021
Jens Noack is giving a talk about Vanadium/Water electrolyser for recharging Vanadium/Air cells at the 29th Topical Meeting of the International Society of Electrochemistry in April 2021. topical29.ise-online.org/index.php
Talk at the 2021 International Renewable Energy Storage (IRES) Conference
Jens Noack will speak on March 17th at the International Renewable Energy Storage (IRES) conference about the latest research on Vanadium Redox Flow Batteries at Fraunhofer ICT and UNSW. https://www.eurosolar.de/en/index.php/events/ires-conference-eurosolar
Talk at the 239th ECS Meeting
Jens will speak on June 1st at the 239th meeting of the Electrochemical Society about Vanadium/Oxygen systems. One highlight is the 150 Wh/L maximum energy density for this Gen4 energy storage system. https://t.co/flOVgeAevC