Ion Implantation for Innovative Interface modifications in BAttery and Graphene-enabled Systems - I4BAGS

Project summary

The I4BAGS project aims to develop innovative processing and characterisation solutions for higher performances in microelectronics and battery applications. This implies monitoring of materials and interface properties of graphene-on-SiC Hall effect sensors and vertical rectifiers, and of thin-film solid batteries. Planned processing encompasses low-energy ion implantation tailored for targeted application. Broad frequency range characterisation methods from DC to millimetre waves supported by suitable modelling and software contribute to describe electrical properties of materials, structures, interfaces and devices. Generated data are to be collected within open innovation environment and disseminated throughout European Materials Communities. Expected implementation includes electric transportation, smart metering, power applications and electricity storage solutions. The project is supported by private stakeholders to promote transfer of innovation to European industries.

Project Details

Call

Call 2021


Call Topic

Innovative surfaces, coatings and interfaces


Project start

01.09.2022


Project end

31.08.2025


Total project costs

1.674.643 €


Total project funding

1.425.380 €


TRL

2 - 5


Coordinator

Dr. Tymoteusz Ciuk

Łukasiewicz Research Network - Institute of Microelectronics and Photonics, Aleja Lotników, 32/46, 02-668 Warsaw, Poland


Partners and Funders Details

Consortium Partner   Country Funder
Łukasiewicz Research Network - Institute of Microelectronics and Photonics
https://imif.lukasiewicz.gov.pl/
Research org. Poland PL-NCBR
QWED SPOLKA Z OGRANICZONA ODPOWIEDZIALNOSCIA
https://www.qwed.eu
SME Poland PL-NCBR
Materia Nova R&D Center
http://www.materianova.be/?lang=en
Research org. Belgium BE-SPW
IONICS S.A.
https://www.ionics-group.com/en#
SME Belgium BE-SPW

Keywords

advanced multifunctional materials, advanced processing technologies, innovative interfaces, battery cell components, graphene, implantation, modelling