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IMLB 2022 archive

Sydney · 26 June to 1 July 2022 · Secretariat

IMLB 2022 Lithium batteries · Sydney
26 June to 1 July 2022International Convention Centre Sydney
21st meetingHosted by CSIRO

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Communications Archive

Every dated update from the IMLB 2022 campaign, kept as an original archive.

Every campaign update

The IMLB 2022 campaign published nine updates between October 2020 and October 2021. Each entry below links to an original archive article written for this redesign, using the date and topic recorded in the campaign.

13 October 2021

Registration opens for the Sydney meeting

The online registration window opened with early bird rates and delegate entitlements.

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26 August 2021

Why energy storage needs a meeting

The programme took shape around materials, systems and the translation of research into use.

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09 July 2021

The speaker programme takes shape

The invited programme and the first invited poster format were introduced to the community.

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01 June 2021

Connections across the battery world

The meeting was built as a place for researchers, industry and international networks to meet.

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13 April 2021

What the 2022 programme set out to do

The campaign looked ahead to a meeting focused on the next generation of battery science.

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08 March 2021

Women leading battery research

The meeting recognised the women whose research and leadership shape battery science.

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19 February 2021

Winter light and mild days in Sydney

A winter meeting in a temperate harbour city, with the programme and the city in balance.

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18 December 2020

A harbour city for a battery meeting

The destination story connected the science of energy storage to the experience of the city.

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21 October 2020

The Sydney meeting goes public

The launch update introduced the Sydney meeting and the invitation to the global community.

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Archive note: the articles were written for this redesigned archive. They use the campaign dates and topics but do not reproduce the original wording.