Advanced Battery Manufacturing Workshop
16 – 17 April 2026
Homerton College, Cambridge, UK – Online
The Advanced Battery Manufacturing Workshop was a hybrid event held on 16–17 April 2026 at Homerton College, University of Cambridge, and online. This two‑day workshop was organised by the BATTwin project in collaboration with two battery innovation projects: AM4BAT – Gen. 4b solid‑state Li‑ion batteries via additive manufacturing, and its sister project BatCAT – Digital twin solutions for battery cell assembly.
Around 60 participants attended in person over the two days, with approximately 100 participants joining online. The event brought also together representatives from nine other projects.
This workshop was featured in the Cambridge Independent, which published a short article about the event in its print edition (see below) as well as an online version you can read at this link.
Topics of this workshop:
- The Future of Battery Manufacturing
- Digital Twins in Battery Production
- Lithium-Ion Battery Performance
- Solid State Li-ion Batteries
- Additive Manufacturing for Next Generation Batteries
- Digitalisation of Battery Manufacturing
- Building a Sustainable European Battery Value Chain
- Reduction of defect rates in production lines

























