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Live Webinar | Sustainable eMobility Solutions | 26th October 2023

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Discover more sustainable eMobility solutions from BASF in our upcoming webinar. Delve into the electric vehicle revolution, exploring how advanced materials and innovative coating solutions from BASF can elevate EV performance, safety, and longevity.

Key Discussion Points
  • Future prospects
  • Battery enclosures
  • Reduced Maintenance Costs
  • Environmental benefits
  • Longevity and Safety
  • Innovation in Coating materials
  • Cost-effectiveness
  • Market adoption
  • Discover the capabilities of Agilent SLIMS and how it seamlessly integrates with OpenLab CDS
Speakers
  • Abhay Kulkarni

    Director, Sales & Marketing,
    Chemetall India Private Ltd

  • Dr. Audrée Andersen

    Director, Global E-Coat Technology,
    BASF Coatings GmbH

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