Lithium batteries: new nanochannels make them charge fasterA new technology to be used in lithium batteries can make them charge faster. The material graphite that was often used, already had a successor that could not further be improved, was the assumption. Until now, as researchers of the MESA+ Institute of the University of Twente found out that by nano structuring the material, new ‘paths’ will be created for lithium ions. This makes the battery charge faster, the researchers show in their paper in Journal of Power Sources.Read more
Rebecca Saive Global Innovator under 35Dr Rebecca Saive, assistant professor at the Inorganic Materials Science Group, has been awarded the title Global Innovator under 35 in the category inventors. With the award, MIT Technology Review honours ‘outstanding young innovators whose work superb technical work promises to shape the coming decades’.Read more
Lithium batteries: new nanochannels make them charge faster
Rebecca Saive Global Innovator under 35
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Innovator Under 35 by MIT Technology Review
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