Join us at Battery Tech Expo 2025

The Battery Tech Expo is the UK's leading trade exhibition and is set to run on 26th/27th March at the Wing, Silverstone and will bring together professionals from across the advanced battery technology supply chain.

The event will provide a unique opportunity to showcase the latest products, technologies and services covering the Battery Management Systems, EV Battery, Battery Storage, Battery Development/ Discovery, Commercial and Mobile Power Device sectors.

Oxford Instruments will be there to present its latest product innovations. Stop by our Booth B13 in Hall 2 and have a chat with our experts!

Oxford Instruments analysis solutions enable you to accurately analyse and characterise Battery materials down to the nanoscale level more rapidly, by combining superior detection and analysis instruments with software platforms that interpret the resulting data in the context of your research.

Our innovative expertise and key-enabling technologies will empower you to accelerate your R&D or increase your productivity.

Featured Technologies include:

• NanoAnalysis tools enabling materials characterisation (including EDS, BEX and EBSD) and sample manipulation at the nanometre scale. Used on electron microscopes (SEM and TEM) and ion-beam systems (FIB), our tools are used for R&D and QC across a wide range of applications including batteries, coatings and semiconductors.
• NMR spectroscopy and time domain (TD-NMR) relaxometry. The X-Pulse NMR spectrometers and MQC+ analysers provide fast, simple and accurate measurements to deliver robust solutions for industries including batteries, polymers and chemicals.
• Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) for academic research and industrial R&D, enabling cutting-edge work in fields including, batteries, 2D materials, polymer science, semiconductors.
• Confocal Raman imaging microscopes for 2D and 3D chemical characterization. WITec Raman microscopes can also be integrated with AFM, SEM, SNOM or Raman-based particle analysis as correlative systems for investigating chemical and structural sample properties.

On March 26th in Hall 2 at 14.55  Alexandra Stavropoulou Oxford Instruments Product Scientist, will be presenting on the subject Multitechnique approach for the analysis of battery materials