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Comprehensive Training Seminar: Battery Engineering

Overview

STL Japan is thrilled to announce an intensive five-day hands-on seminar focusing on lithium-ion battery manufacturing technology. Scheduled from June 15 to June 19, 2026, this unique program provides participants the opportunity to deepen their understanding of battery technology through practical experience in a working factory. Limited to only six participants, the seminar ensures personalized instruction and a collaborative learning environment.

Course Details

Participants will stay for four nights and enjoy daily hands-on training. The course will take place at STL Japan’s factory in Tsuyama City, Okayama Prefecture. Engaging directly with production lines, attendees will learn key techniques that cannot be grasped in a traditional academic setting.

Who Will Teach the Course?

Learn from top experts in the field:

• - Junichi Ogawa: Former Sony leader and current honorary advisor at STL Japan.
• - Takashi Mukai: Representative of ATTACCATO LLC with extensive experience in next-generation secondary batteries.
• - Yoshiteru Kawabe: Former GS Yuasa researcher and physicist specializing in battery materials.
• - Tetsuo Sakai: CTO of STL Japan with a rich history in battery development.
• - Hirokazu Ninomiya: Senior researcher at STL Japan focused on next-gen battery technologies.

What Will You Learn?

Participants will grasp the intricacies of lithium-ion battery production, including:
1. Manufacturing techniques for graphite and three-component anode materials using planetary mixing devices.
2. Adjusting and optimizing electrode characteristics, including coating methods and drying processes.
3. Understanding the entire production flow, from raw materials to quality control.
4. Hands-on guidance in combining components and injecting electrolyte through practical exercises.
5. Principles of battery performance assessment and initial charging methods.

Why Attend?

In Japan, the demand for skilled battery engineers is increasing as domestic manufacturers seek to enhance their production capabilities amid global competition. This seminar aims to cultivate professionals who can lead the way in this crucial sector. By attending, participants not only learn essential skills but also network with industry leaders and peers.

Registration Details

The cost for this comprehensive training is 550,000 yen, which includes lunch and transportation from the Tsuyama station, though accommodation is separate. The deadline for registration is June 8, 2026, or when capacity is reached, whichever comes first.

Hotel Recommendations:

• - Route Inn Tsuyama, approximately 40,000 yen for four nights with breakfast.
• - Hotel Alfa One Tsuyama, about 32,000 yen for the same duration.

Conclusion

Join us for this rare opportunity to gain first-hand experience in battery manufacturing and enhance your expertise in a rapidly evolving industry. For registration and further information, visit STL Japan. Don’t miss out on this chance to be at the forefront of battery technology education in Japan!

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