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24 Nov 2017

New batteries with improved performance, safety developed

The battery prototype known as all-solid-state uses a solid instead of a liquid electrolyte that enables the use of a metal anode by blocking the formation of dendrites, making it possible to store more energy while guaranteeing safety.

22 Apr 2017

New approach may lead to high-power batteries

Researchers from Stanford University in the US developed a mathematical model for designing new materials for storing electricity.

12 Feb 2017

New non-toxic batteries could last over a decade

Flow batteries store energy in liquid solutions in external tanks - the bigger the tanks, the more energy they store. They are a promising storage solution for renewable, intermittent energy like wind and solar.

22 Jan 2017

Scientists develop next-gen, garnet-based batteries to power devices, vehicles

The research team also used, for the first time, a technique called atomic layer deposition to place a thin film of aluminum oxide on top of a garnet structure coating the ceramic electrolyte.

19 Jan 2017

New insight may lead to faster recharging batteries

Rechargeable lithium batteries have helped power the `portable revolution` in mobile phones, laptops and tablet computers.

08 Feb 2016

Superior batteries for laptops, smartphones in the offing

Rechargeable lithium metal batteries offer better energy storage capabilities than today's workhorse lithium-ion technology that are used in our smartphones and laptops.

03 Jan 2016

All-solid lithium batteries in the offing

A team of Korean scientists has discovered a new way to develop all-solid-state lithium batteries without a risk of conflagration or explosion.

27 Oct 2015

New tech produces lighter, long-lasting batteries from silicon

The new silicon battery technology promises a 40 to 60 per cent increase in energy density, which is important for consumers with smartphones, smart homes and smart wearables.

19 Apr 2015

High-voltage, high-energy batteries come closer

Researchers have taken a significant step towards the development of a new class of batteries that could outperform the lithium-ion technology used in electric cars.

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