Research & Development

For every single silicon atom, four lithium ions can bind with them. This is why the OIST researchers chose to work with this material in their research. (Source: ©rost9 - stock.adobe.com)

According to William Hurley, founder and CEO of Strangeworks, the quantum industry needs more collaboration, experimentation, and shared discoveries to help build the quantum workforce of tomorrow. (©Bokehstore - stock.adobe.com)

Researchers at the Institute of Theoretical Chemistry at Ulm University have now developed a model that explains the formation of the branch-like dendrites, whicht can cause a short circuit, resulting in the battery catching fire. (© Faust Imaging, Adobe Stock)

TruSpin announced the positive results of third-party tests evaluating the performance of the company's prototype batteries. (gemeinfrei)

First Cobalt Corp. has begun a study of black mass material from recycled batteries as a supplemental source of feed for its hydrometallurgical refinery located north of Toronto. (First Cobalt Corp.)

Researchers in the Oregon State University College of Engineering have developed a battery anode based on a new nanostructured alloy that could revolutionize the way energy storage devices are designed and manufactured. (Source: gemeinfrei)

This is the latest in a series of research efforts focused on finding a remedy for this problem. Last month, researchers in the U.S. reported works that could lead to the development of protective solid-electrolyte-interphase layers for safer, long-life lithium batteries. Pictured is a SEI layer surrounding battery anode nanoparticles. (Source: Texas A&M University )

There are two major challenges in the further development of Electric Vehicles (EV) - slow charging times and weak power. Researchers from South Korea now seem to have the solution. (Source: gemeinfrei)

Currently, extreme cold is required to achieve superconductivity, as seen in the above photo from Dias’s lab. In the photo, a magnet can be seen floating above a superconductor cooled with liquid nitrogen. (Source: Adam Fenster, University of Rochester)

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