08:50 Opening
Daniel Rettenwander
Odne Burheim

09:20 Plenary Talk
Chair: Ramaswamy Murugan
GARNETS - The Gate to True All-Solid-State Batteries and the Other World of Solid-State Electrochemistry
Werner Weppner
University of Kiel, Germany

10:10 (TBI-1) Multiscale Simulations of Interface Effects on Chemistry, Mechanics, And Transport Within Garnet Solid Electrolytes
Brandon Wood
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, USA

10:40 (SP-14) Oxide and Phosphate-based Ion Conductors: Synthesis and Low-Temperature Densification Strategies
Montserrat Casas-Cabanas
CICenergiGUNE, Spain

11:10 (SP-9) Synthesis of Highly Li-Ion Conductive Garnet-Type Solid Ceramic Electrolytes by Solution-Process-Derived Sintering Additives
Nataly Carolina Rosero-Navarro
Hokkaido University, Japan

13:00 (SSB-1) Materials for Solid-State Batteries
Enora Lavanant
UMICORE

13:30 (SP-1) Pyrochlore-to-Garnet: Effect of Synthesis Route on Microstructure, Ionic Conductivity, and Lithium Striping/Plating Behavior in Ta-doped Garnet Solid Electrolytes
Candace Chan
Arizona State University, USA

14:00 (SP-2) Lithium Chemical Potential Engineering for Low-Resistive Electrode/Solid Electrolyte Interface by Sintering Process
Yasutoshi Iriyama
Nagoya University, Japan

14:30 (SP-3) Past, Present, and Future Perspectives of Garnet-Type Li ion Electrolytes
Venkataraman Thangadurai
University of Calgary, Canada

15:20 (SP-4) Development of Nb/Ta Containing Solid State Electrolytes for Li-Ion Batteries
Peter Slater
University of Birmingham, UK

15:50 (SP-5) Development of Complex Oxides from Crystal Chemistry to Solid-State Batteries
Edmund Cussen
University of Sheffield, UK

16:20 (SP-6) Challenges to Manufacture Solid State Electrolyte Separators for all Solid-State Batteries
Julian Schwenzel
Fraunhofer Institute (IFAM), Germany