The Faraday Institution is currently being accepted for the Battery Data and AI Programme 2026. Interested applicants are encouraged to click here to learn more about this opportunity and apply for it.
The Faraday Institution is inviting research proposals for Battery Data and AI Sprint Projects designed to strengthen battery research through improved data management, standardisation, and artificial intelligence applications.
The programme focuses on creating more consistent battery data and metadata practices across Faraday Institution research programmes. It aims to support researchers in developing AI-based approaches that can accelerate battery science, innovation, and technology development.
Applicants must meet UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) eligibility requirements.
Eligible applicants must include:
Projects should involve researchers with expertise relevant to:
Research Collaboration Requirements
Applicants are encouraged to work across the battery innovation ecosystem.
Projects should support collaboration between:
Applicants should demonstrate how their work contributes to wider battery research advancement.
Apply for The Faraday Institution - Battery Data and AI Programme