The Research Center on Semiconductor Technologies for Energetic (CRTSE), in collaboration with the Laboratory of Electrochemistry and Micro Energy Sources (LEMSE) at Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INRS, Canada) are honored to announce the organization of the Battery Technologies Spring School 2026 (BTS�26 School) . This event will take place from May 10 to 13, 2026 in Algiers, Algeria.
Over four days, PhD students and junior scientists from universities, laboratories, and research centers will acquire foundational knowledge in battery technologies. Lectures and training sessions will be delivered by renowned experts in the field.
The school provides a unique opportunity for knowledge sharing between experts from academia, research, and industry and young researchers. Social activities will also enhance networking and collaboration, enriching the overall experience.
The Research Center on Semi-conductors Technology for Energetic (CRTSE). Thin Films Surface and Interface Division (CMSI), ALGERIA
Energie Materiaux Telecommunications Research Centre, INRS-EMT, CANADA, INRSEMT, Canada
Dr. S. HASSANI, CRTSE, Director of CRTSE
Dr. A. KEFFOUS, Research Director, CRTSE
Head of the Electrochemistry and Micro-Energy Sources Laboratory (LEMSE), INRS-EMT, Canada
Research Director at CRTSE, Algeria
May 10 – 13
(Sunday to Wednesday) 2026
Algiers
ALGERIA
All lectures in
ENGLISH
Discover the detailed schedule, sessions, and speakers of the Summer School.
View Program (PDF)BTS’26 School is directed by Professor Mohamed MOHAMEDI (INRS) and Dr. Saloua MERAZGA (CRTSE).
The first edition of the Battery Technologies Spring School will be held in Algiers, Algeria and is expected to host approximately 40–50 participants.
Poster sessions will be organized throughout the school. All participants are required to present a poster showcasing their current research activities.
Posters will be displayed from the first day to the last, encouraging discussion, feedback, and collaboration between participants, lecturers, and organizers.