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Multiscale/Multiphysics modelling framework definition and requirements

Within HELENA project WP7 aims at providing material and cell manufacturers model-based guidance at three main scales (atomistic, microstructural, full cell) and tools to optimize cell and electrode design and anticipate full cell behavior and lifetime. This will rely on a Multiscale Multiphysics modelling approach able to account for optimization from material to cell design and exhibit the consequences up until the final application system.
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Recycling targets and safety requirements based on the chemistry of HELENA battery system

The HELENA project aims to design a solid-state battery that meets the requirements for use in electric vehicles and airplanes, while also being optimised for high currents and stable cycling. The project also aims to assess the environmental compatibility of the battery design and its potential for future recycling. The battery system contains various components, some of which are well-known for recycling, while others are experimental.
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Project Management Handbook

The aim of this document is to specify the procedures for technical and financial reporting, the presentation standards for deliverables and reports to the EC, the measures to ensure timely reporting and the internal review procedure to guarantee the quality of the results. Therefore, this deliverable will provide a common HELENA project management guide to all members of the consortium. The procedures contained in this guide will ensure the efficiency and final quality of the deliverables and will reduce the risk of the project.
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D9.2 Project website and social media presence

This compilation has been developed as an integral facet of Task 9, which centres on Sharing, Outreach, and Application. It encompasses a detailed representation of the website www.helenaproject.eu, conceived for the initiative´s purposes, along with the imminent initiatives within the project´s social media networks. Acting as the central instrument to execute the project´s strategy in terms of sharing and capitalizing on achievements (D9.1), the HELENA project´s website plays a pivotal role, while the primary avenues for disseminating these communications are the project´s social media channels.
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HELENA Project´s Trifold

The HELENA project tri-fold brochure summarizes in two pages the most important aspects of the project, such as the objective, the applications and the technology to be developed.

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