Maeva Lavigne Philippot

Maeva Lavigne Philippot is a postdoctoral researcher at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, specializing in battery technology and environmental sustainability. Her work focuses on life cycle assessment, electric vehicle systems, and circular economy strategies for energy storage solutions, contributing significantly to European research projects.

• Active in EU-funded initiatives like PHOENIX and BAT4EVER
• Expert in lithium-ion battery sustainability and self-healing technologies
• Key contributor to climate impact assessments for energy systems

Her recent research explores self-healing battery mechanisms, ozone depletion characterization factors, and spatial biodiversity impacts of renewable energy infrastructure. She has presented findings at major conferences on vehicle-to-grid systems and second-life battery applications.

Lavigne Philippot's work bridges technical battery engineering with environmental impact analysis, emphasizing sustainable innovation across the energy transition spectrum.

Current projects include developing high-fidelity electrical models and advancing solid-state battery fabrication through additive manufacturing techniques.