Sweden aims to be a leading research country and one of the most R&D-intensive countries in the world, and to have research that is both broad and specialized.
Sweden allocates more than 3 percent of GDP to research and development, which has led to the country taking a leading position in several areas. One is environmental technology, particularly the treatment of emissions and toxic substances in production and manufacturing processes. Sweden also has a high level of expertise in nanotechnology research, where several major Swedish companies—including ABB, Sandvik and Höganäs—have become market leaders.
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The Battery Safety Conference 2027 will be held on April 6–7, 2027, in Gothenburg, Sweden. This international event is a key meeting place for researchers, engineers, decision-makers, and regulatory bodies involved in battery safety and safe electrification.
Attendees will explore developments in battery safety, thermal runaway, battery testing, and advanced battery systems through expert presentations and discussions.
The conference emphasizes collaboration across the battery value chain and includes networking opportunities such as a dinner for participants.
The 2026 edition attracted around 250 participants from 19 countries, reflecting strong international interest. Common professions included engineers, technical specialists, researchers, managers, safety and risk experts, and regulatory specialists.
Who should attend? - Researchers and academics - Engineers and technical specialists - Managers and executives - Safety and risk professionals - Policy makers and regulatory representatives
Secure your place by registering at the link below.
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