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is a spin-off event from the hugely popular #RSCPoster competition that runs in March each year. The spin-off event, held on 7–8 December, was aimed at driving the discussion on batteries research and innovation.

Research into batteries and energy storage is crucial for ensuring sustainable progress for our planet, and has been a key theme for us throughout COP26.

Our #RSCPoster events allow scientists at every career stage to share their research, network with colleagues and engage in debate, and #RSCBatteriesPoster was no exception. In the words of one of our judges, the event was "a great way to get to know energy storage researchers from around the world without having to leave my living room".

#RSCBatteriesPoster winners

Kerstin Neuhaus – @MicrotoPico

Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH, Germany

My poster is about "Measuring the potential gradient at in hybrid and ceramic electrolytes by Kelvin Probe Force " 🔋🔬

— Kerstin Neuhaus (@MicrotoPico)

Shuvajit Ghosh – @SJghosh24

IIT Hyderabad, India

Check out our poster entitled "Multifunctional Utilization of Carbon Fibers in Lithium-based Rechargeable Batteries". Zoom in for better view.

— Shuvajit Ghosh (@SJghosh24)

Ankur Sharma – @Anurgdev

IIT Bombay, India

Happy to share my work in Twitter Conference. Our recent work on throwing some new understanding and showcasing a possible way to render Li-NMCs stable at high voltages. The trick was to subtly tune the composition and structure

— Ankur (@Anurgdev)

Max Saccone – @MaxSaccone

Caltech, USA

Excited to share this work from on understanding Li-S failure, and how we were able to create lithium sulfide composites using ! Paper here:

— Max Saccone (@MaxSaccone)

Ana Carolina Coutinho Dutra – @accd718

Newcastle University, UK

Curious about the challenge of revolutionizing our battery technology?💻🔋Here's our 😃:

"Defect chemistry and Ion Transport in Low-Dimensional-Networked Li-rich Anti-perovskites as Solid Electrolytes for Solid-State Batteries"

— Ana Carolina Dutra (@accd718)

Yilin Wang – @YilinWa76117484

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA

I’m happy to share our work in . We focus on transport properties of fluids used in redox flow batteries and this poster summarizes our recent work and outlook. Looking forward to your questions and comments!

— Yilin Wang (@YilinWa76117484)