Meike Zhenchuang Joins Hands with Tianjin University to Co-build a Joint Laboratory for All-Solid-State Batteries

Recently, Meike Zhenchuang and Tianjin University signed a cooperation agreement. The two parties will carry out long-term collaboration focusing on the R&D of core all-solid-state battery technologies, experimental platform construction and achievement commercialization, and jointly establish an all-solid-state battery laboratory. This cooperation marks an important step taken by Meike Zhenchuang in industry-university-research collaborative innovation, and injects new technical momentum into the company’s continuous R&D and industrial exploration in the field of solid-state batteries.
In accordance with the cooperation plan, both sides will give full play to their respective strengths. Tianjin University boasts profound research accumulation in materials science, electrochemistry and new energy technology, while Meike Zhenchuang has rich experience in battery laboratory construction, pilot line equipment supply, process development and engineering services. Through the joint laboratory, the two parties will conduct in-depth research covering sulfide all-solid-state batteries, matching of key materials, cell preparation processes, testing and evaluation systems, as well as pilot scale-up.
In the picture, Mr. Xu Yunhua from Tianjin University is on the left, and General Manager Liu Xiaozhe of Meike Zhenchuang is on the right. Both sides stated that they will take this cooperation as a starting point to build a long-term and stable cooperation mechanism, promote the in-depth integration of scientific research achievements and engineering applications, and accelerate the transformation of all-solid-state battery technologies from laboratory research to industrial verification.
In the future, Meike Zhenchuang will continue to attach equal importance to technological innovation and open cooperation. Relying on the joint laboratory platform, the company will continuously optimize R&D and equipment solutions for all-solid-state batteries, and provide more professional and systematic technical support for the upgrading of the new energy battery industry.
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