In a recent issue of Nano Letters, researchers at Stanford University and Hanyang University in Korea described a novel anode material based on silicon (Si) nanotubes, which led to a lithium cobalt oxide cell that "demonstrates a 10 times higher capacity than commercially available graphite." Specif...
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Case Study | January 27, 2021
Light‑duty vehicle are expected to be the largest source of demand for advanced battery technologies over the next two decades, and changes to chemistries used in passenger vehicles have significant impacts on the industry's supply chain – and a major change is currently underway. Ni‑based cathode ... Not part of subscription
News Commentary | March 03, 2021
Svolt's multilayered, single‑crystal cathode material utilizes a doping process to provide the stability that cobalt is traditionally used for. High‑nickel cathodes will continue dominating the cathode materials space as a pathway to higher energy density batteries, but developers must engineer ... Not part of subscription
Analyst Insight | July 13, 2021
Rapidly growing demand for the development of batteries with high capacity, lower costs, and a longer cycle life has led researchers to not only improve today's Li‑ion batteries but also look toward future alternatives to today's Li‑ion chemistries. As the manufacturing scale of Li‑ion batteries ... Not part of subscription