Even better? They biodegrade in five months. Scientists discover lithium replacement that may revolutionize EV batteries: '99.7% efficient after over 400 hours of use' first appeared on The Cool Down.

This common metal found in EV batteries is raising the risk of contamination during the recycling process. Researchers from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology have identified a barrier ...

Discover the surprising findings from the Georgia Institute of Technology: fast-charging may not harm batteries after all. Research highlights that faster charging can actually improve the performance ...

A new computational framework developed by a team with Professor Chris Wolverton maps atomic ordering to unlock ...

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Researchers have developed the world’s first metallic gel, a heat-resistant material that could transform next-gen energy ...

The global race for better batteries has never been more intense. Electric vehicles, drones, and next-generation aircraft all depend on high-performance energy storage—yet the traditional approach to ...

In this eight-part series, essential thought leaders and technological experts walk through the battery development process, from the research lab to the manufacturing line. This series focuses on ...

SES AI Corporation (“SES AI”, the “Company,” “we” or “us”) (NYSE: SES), a global leader in the development and manufacturing of AI-enhanced high-performance Li-Metal and Li-ion batteries, today ...