Researchers Zoom In on Battery Wear and Tear
A team of researchers can now understand, at an atomic level, exactly what occurs when lithium-ion batteries degrade
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Material That Can Be Made Like a Plastic but Conducts Like Metal
"Like conductive Play-Doh:" breakthrough could point way to new class of materials for electronics, devices
Researchers Use Light to Control Magnetic Fields at Nanoscale
The demonstration of efficient optical control of spin order has great potential for device applications
Unconventional Water Sources May Be the Key to Lithium Energy Demands
Increasing lithium selectivity in electrochemical intercalation
Emerging Technology Could Help Extract Lithium from New Sources
Researchers hope their results will help identify materials that increase lithium selectivity
New ‘Quantum Flute’ Can Make Particles of Light Move Together
Breakthrough could point the way towards new quantum technology
One Step Closer to Fire-Safe, Recyclable Lithium-Metal Batteries
New liquefied gas electrolytes provides a path to sustainable, fire-extinguishing, state-of-the-art batteries
Scientists Release First Analysis of Rocks Plucked from Speeding Asteroid
Samples from asteroid Ryugu suggest it’s leftover from formation of the sun billions of years ago
Clam Fossils Help Scientists Find Errors in Evolutionary Tree Calculations
Scientists show better way to analyze the history of evolution and extinctions
Glass in Meteorites Helps Scientists Piece Together How Solar System Formed
Research by UChicago, Carnegie scientists reveals conditions in early solar system