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GRAPHERGIA Poster: Industrial-Scale Laser Modification of Graphene and Graphitic Anodes for High-Capacity and Fast-Charging in Lithium-Ion Battery Cells

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Authors: Mylonas, Konstantinos; Fragkogiannis, Christos; Hoxha, Dorela; Masouras, Athanasios; Roumelioti, Dimitra; Kaikas, Michail-Athanasios; Vavouliotis, Antonios; +1 Authors

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.23017541

GRAPHERGIA Poster: Industrial-Scale Laser Modification of Graphene and Graphitic Anodes for High-Capacity and Fast-Charging in Lithium-Ion Battery Cells

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The GRAPHEGIA project was present at Graphene Week 2026 (September 2026, in Porto, Portugal) sharing its research progress and results with the European graphene researchers’ and innovators’ community. Konstantinos Mylonas, Materials & Processes Engineer at PLEIONE Energy (Greece), presented a poster on industrial-scale laser modification of graphene and graphitic anodes for high-capacity, fast-charging lithium-ion battery cells. This poster combined work from two EU-supported research projects developing high-performance, durable graphene-enabled next-generation Li-ion batteries: GRAPHERGIA (G.A.n° 101120832) and INERRANT (G.A.n°101147457).

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