FULL-MAP Project Newsletter ready for release

FULL-MAP Project Newsletter ready for release

Solvionic is a key partner in FULL-MAP, an innovative initiative funded by the European Commission aimed at revolutionizing the discovery and development of battery materials and interfaces.

FULL-MAP is a pioneering initiative that seeks to redefine the limits of what is possible in battery innovation. The project focuses on creating a Materials Acceleration Platform (MAP) that amplifies human capabilities, enabling faster, more efficient development of new battery chemistries with ultra-high performances. To achieve this, FULL-MAP relies on the development of a unique R&D infrastructure and accelerated methodology that integrates inverse design of materials and computational and experimental methods with Artificial Intelligence (AI), Big Data, Autonomous Synthesis, and extensive High-Throughput characterization and testing. FULL-MAP’s comprehensive and modular approach also encompasses key analyses at various levels, from material to cell assembly. It simulates the entire battery development process, from material design to final battery testing, considering environmental and economic factors, significantly advancing sustainable battery technology.

This project is key for the future of the European battery ecosystem, and we believe it could be of great interest to you. We invite you to subscribe to our newsletter to stay updated on the project's progress, and follow us on LinkedIn, and X for regular updates.

Our first edition of the newsletter will be released at the end of January 2026.

Here’s what you’ll gain by joining our community:

  • Stay informed about groundbreaking research on "self-driving" laboratories that use AI to accelerate battery material discovery by a factor of five.

  • Connect with key players across the battery value chain who are establishing a shared European data infrastructure and shaping the transition to green energy.

  • Participate in exclusive events such as webinars and workshops where experts will discuss the role of Digital Twins, AI-orchestrated robotics, and novel battery chemistries.