Prof. Dr. Anjan Sil visits the HIU

Prof. Dr. Anjan Sil from the Institute of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee visited the HIU for a longer stay in October.

The stay was financially supported by the DFG and INSA and served the purpose of stimulating acooperation between the two research institutes. This was successful: two topics were identified on which the Institute will cooperate in the future.

At the HIU seminar, Professor Sil also gave three lectures on cathode materials for Li-ion batteries and super capacitor hybrids.

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