On the other hand, one has to keep in mind that the theoretical properties of the AMs do not necessarily reflect those of the practical AMs, supposing they can be synthesised in the first place. A clear example is theoretical capacity, which can differ substantially from the experimental one. Moreover, the assumption of equal particle size distributions for all AMs introduced in the ARTISTIC simulation step is likely affecting the accuracy of the calculation of the electrode porosity and thickness (see bullet list in Section 3). This assumption is needed as, to the best of our knowledge, there is no way to reliably correlate the materials chemistry with their particle size distributions, which are also heavily dependent on the synthesis conditions. Once a reliable correlation were to be established, the full potential of the ARTISTIC project platform could be leveraged by simulating electrode manufacturing processes for variable particle size distributions.