Meet the HighMag Partners: Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
In 2009, the University of Karlsruhe and the Research Centre Karlsruhe merged to form the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). Building on a long shared tradition in research and education, KIT has grown into one of Europe’s largest single research institutions. It employs approximately 9,200 staff, hosts 5 departments and 13 faculties, and educates 25,100 […]
Meet the HighMag Partners: Danube Cell Manufacturing GmbH (DMC)
“DCM is excited to be part of the HighMag project, since this is an opportunity to bring a novel technology from low TRL closer to industrial realisation. It is DCM’s mission to bring battery innovation to the market and therefore we are happy to be a part of this highly innovative project looking beyond Li.” About Danube Cell Manufacturing Danube Cell […]
HighMag Project Showcased at the Battery Innovation Days in Graz
The HighMag project team held focused and productive days at the Battery Innovation Days (BID) 2025 summit in Graz, Austria. This major European event served as an important platform to showcase the project’s vital, early-stage research into Reversible Magnesium Batteries (RMBs) and their potential contribution to a sustainable energy future. HighMag’s presence focused on […]
HighMag General Assembly Concludes Successfully, Full Steam Ahead for TRL Advancement
PESSAC, France, November 28, 2025 – The HighMag project consortium successfully held its General Assembly Meeting on Thursday, November 27th. The assembly brought partners from across Europe and Israel together to take rigorous stock of technical progress and align strategies for the next critical phase of advancing Reversible Magnesium Battery (RMB) technology. The day […]
HighMag: Strategic Collaboration Advances Europe’s Battery Future
A game-changing strategic partnership has just become official, bringing together three huge Horizon Europe projects: HighMag, ANGeLiC, and TALISSMAN. The goal is clear: to radically speed up the development of Generation 5 battery technology and ensure Europe is the leader in the global move toward clean transport. The three projects teams recently got together to […]
Meet the HighMag Partners: University of Limerick (UL)
“The McNulty Group is based in the Department of Physics and the Bernal Institute at the University of Limerick (UL), Ireland. Our research focuses on the design and synthesis of nanostructured materials for next-generation energy storage systems, with a particular emphasis on metal–sulfur and lithium-ion batteries. We seek to deepen understanding of fundamental redox processes […]
Meet the HighMag Partners: Zentrum Fur Sonnenenergie Und Wasserstoff Forschung Baden Wurttemberg (ZSW)
“With over 30 years of expertise in battery research and development, ZSW advances next-generation magnesium batteries within HighMag. The team explores current collector compatibility with Mg-based powder anodes and assesses how HighMag’s cell designs can fit into existing lithium-ion production lines.” About ZSW The work at the ZSW revolves around the development of eco-friendly […]
Meet the HighMag Partners: Imperial College Of Science Technology and Medicine (ICL)
“The Resilience and Sustainability (R&S) Group in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at ICL leads pioneering work in circularity, sustainability assessment, and digital innovation across critical sectors. The group develops robust frameworks and models for life cycle sustainability assessment (LCSA), integrating environmental (LCA), social (s-LCA), and techno-economic (TEA) analyses, with methodologies aligned with […]
Safety and Sustainability: A Core Promise
Magnesium is inherently safer and far more abundant than lithium, immediately granting these batteries a natural, critical advantage in both safety and sustainability.
Meet the HighMag Partners: CEA
“With CEA expertise, we are helping to support Europe’s sustainable energy future by accelerating the discovery of innovative materials for the next-generation batteries” About CEA The CEA is a key player in research, development and innovation in four main areas: defence and security, low carbon energies (nuclear and renewables), technological research for industry, fundamental […]