In Pictures: LG Energy Solution and Seoul National University Advance LMR Battery Commercialization

LG Energy Solution and Seoul National University researchers used advanced lab equipment to test LMR battery chemistry.

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The research team analyzed battery samples and data in a modern laboratory workspace.

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Test tubes and analytical instruments supported the characterization of LMR battery materials.

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Collaboration between LG Energy Solution and SNU researchers was central to suppressing gas evolution in LMR cells.

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A scientist in protective gear conducts a meticulous experiment to evaluate battery performance.

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Precision electronics work underpins the development of large-format 40 Ah-class LMR battery cells.

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A technician works on circuit components relevant to battery management and testing systems.

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Researchers collaborate on an electronics project, reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of battery innovation.

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The optimized LMR cells retained 92.2 percent of initial energy after 883 cycles, advancing EV battery commercialization.

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