The purpose of this Project Management Handbook is to provide guidance to all MUSIC project partners and to support them in finding relevant information quickly and easily.
The MUSIC consortium has identified several areas that need to be addressed in the context of data management and the public sharing of research data, which are: Data protection and confidentiality, personal data from working with external experts and participants, and limitations in open data sharing to avoid the risk of IP loss.
The present document represents Deliverable D9.1. MUSIC online presence and visual identity kit of the MUSIC project. It has been developed as part of the Work package 9 – Dissemination, communication, and exploitation and it consist of a description of the website www.musicproject.eu created for the project and the future activity of the social media networks of the project.
The main objective of the deliverable is to provide guidelines for the sustainable manufacturing of sodium ion capacitor cells and the green development of modules. It emphasizes the importance of assessing the sustainability of these devices throughout their entire life cycle, from raw material extraction to manufacturing, use, second use and recycling.
Deliverable 5.1 focuses on selecting components for sodium-ion capacitors, specifically for railway applications. It details the choice of materials for electrodes, binders, and conductive additives, and outlines the development of eco-friendly electrode fabrication methods. The deliverable also discusses the selection of a pre-sodiation agent and the most suitable aluminum current collector for both negative and positive electrodes, based on their physicochemical and electrochemical properties.
The MUSIC project tri-fold brochure summarizes in two pages the most important aspects of the project, such as the objective, the applications and the technology to be developed.
Deliverable D3.5 plays a crucial role in addressing material synthesis, pre-sodiation strategies, and electrolyte development, while navigating challenges in scaling up proprietary materials.
This deliverable, which is part of Work Package 8 (WP8) titled "Life Cycle Sustainability Analysis," aims to carry out an exhaustive investigation of the state-of-the-art LCA and LCC studies that are associated with the environmental impacts and cost analysis of the current energy storage options.
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