Faculty members at Yıldız Technical University have developed a method—registered by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office—that enables the recovery of materials used in battery production from end-of-life lithium-ion batteries.

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The “ETKİM Stars Accelerator Program,” launched in collaboration between the Ministry of National Education and YTÜ Yıldız Technopark, was officially unveiled. Fifteen young entrepreneurs selected to receive support in the field of educational technology were introduced to the public. The entrepreneurs presented their projects in areas such as AI-powered learning solutions, digital content platforms, assessment and evaluation technologies, and remote and hybrid education systems.

Faculty members at Yıldız Technical University have developed a new method for recovering critical materials from end-of-life lithium-ion batteries. The system, registered by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office, offers an economic and environmentally friendly solution to the waste problem.

As electric vehicles and portable electronic devices become more prevalent in our lives, the growing problem of lithium-ion battery waste poses serious environmental risks on a global scale.