Overview

Section Summary

Section Summary Lithium-ion and Lithium Metal batteries

Manganese-rich analogues of NMC and LFP have cost and energy advantages if their stability and conductivity can be managed.

The allure of pure energy density of lithium metal continues to motivate metal plating and electrolyte research. Simulating Real-world Conditions

Batteries can operate for decades, more research is emerging that spans long timescales or accelerated aging.

The way we use batteries is considerably more complex and varied than the standard way that we test them 0 to 100% cycles), understanding these differences opens up new use cases and better lifetime predictions. Sodium and Other Ions

Sodium-ion batteries are becoming a mature technology, but they still finding their home in the energy storage economy.

Research in charge carrying ions beyond lithium and sodium (such as potassium, zinc, fluoride) is focused on the discovery and engineering of electrode materials and electrolyte–solvent systems.

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