SPARTACUS
battery research project
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SPARTACUS
Summary
SPARTACUS is a science project[1].
Key Facts
- SPARTACUS's field of work was battery[2].
- SPARTACUS's field of work was lithium-ion battery[3].
- SPARTACUS's field of work was sensor[4].
- SPARTACUS's instance of is recorded as science project[5].
- SPARTACUS's instance of is recorded as consortium[6].
- SPARTACUS's DOI is recorded as 10.3030/957221[7].
- SPARTACUS's part of is recorded as Battery 2030+[8].
- SPARTACUS's start time is recorded as +2020-09-01T00:00:00Z[9].
- SPARTACUS's end time is recorded as +2024-02-29T00:00:00Z[10].
- SPARTACUS's participant is recorded as Fraunhofer Society[11].
- SPARTACUS's participant is recorded as Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission[12].
- SPARTACUS's participant is recorded as Swiss Center for Electronics and Microtechnology[13].
- SPARTACUS's participant is recorded as Free University of Brussels[14].
- SPARTACUS's participant is recorded as Centre for Electrochemical Technologies[15].
- SPARTACUS's participant is recorded as Arkema[16].
- SPARTACUS's participant is recorded as ElringKlinger[17].
- SPARTACUS's main subject is recorded as battery[18].
- SPARTACUS's official name is recorded as Spatially resolved acoustic, mechanical and ultrasonic sensing for smart batteries[19].
- SPARTACUS's short name is recorded as SPARTACUS[20].
- SPARTACUS's budget is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q4916', 'amount': '+3825190'}[21].
- SPARTACUS's CORDIS Project ID is recorded as 957221[22].
- SPARTACUS's funding scheme is recorded as Horizon 2020[23].
- SPARTACUS's funder is recorded as European Union[24].
Body
Identity
SPARTACUS's official name is recorded as Spatially resolved acoustic, mechanical and ultrasonic sensing for smart batteries[19]. SPARTACUS's part of is recorded as Battery 2030+[8]. SPARTACUS's short name is recorded as SPARTACUS[20].
Industry
Fields of work include battery[2], a type of electronic component[25]; lithium-ion battery[3], a battery chemistry type[26]; and sensor[4], a physical technological component[27].