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Papers and data releases behind About:Energy's methods, from the team's own research and the work it builds on. Every entry is open access unless marked otherwise.

About:Energy Publications 5 entries

The team's own and collaborative work.

Paper and accompanying data release
Preprint2026

An Industry-Standard Parameterisation of a Lithium-Ion Battery Equivalent Circuit Model for a High-Power Cylindrical Cell: Molicel P45B

E. Dickinson, C. Zor, D. Doyle, C. Pilling, K. Lukow, K. O'Regan, M. Blyth, A. Hales, G. White

SSRN

The equivalent circuit model parameterisation workflow used by About:Energy, applied to the Molicel P45B, with a review of prediction strengths and limitations across a realistic operating window.

Electrical
Data release2026

Industry-Standard Parameter Set, Validation Data and Validation Reporting for an Equivalent Circuit Model of the Molicel INR21700-P45B Cylindrical Cell

E. Dickinson, C. Zor, D. Doyle, C. Pilling, K. Lukow, K. O'Regan, G. White

Zenodo

The parameter set, validation data and validation report that accompany the preprint above.

Electrical
Programme on physics-based models of LFP cells
Peer-reviewedCollaboration2025

The Newman Model for Phase-Change Electrodes: Physics-Based Hysteresis

J. Foster, Y. Grudeva, I. Korotkin, E. Dickinson, G. Offer, G. Richardson

Journal of The Electrochemical Society

The first paper from About:Energy's programme on physics-based models of LFP cells, extending the Newman model to capture voltage hysteresis in phase-change electrodes. Led by the Universities of Portsmouth and Southampton.

Electrochemical
Peer-reviewedCollaboration2026

A continuum approach to modelling hysteresis in phase-change lithium-ion battery electrodes

W. Clarke, D. Sugunan, M. Marinescu, E. Dickinson, G. Richardson, J. Foster

Journal of Energy Storage

The second paper from About:Energy's programme on physics-based models of LFP cells, focused on numerical performance and qualitative agreement with half-cell data. Led by the Universities of Portsmouth and Southampton, with support from Imperial College London.

Electrochemical

Foundational Work 4 entries

Earlier research by members of the About:Energy team, on which the methods above are built.