The Universities of Surrey and Bristol, along with Superdielectrics, are to develop an alternative to traditional Lithium-ion batteries after achieving "remarkable progress" in supercapacity technologies.
Follow @TheManufacturer The Universities of Surrey and Bristol are to develop super batteries – image courtesy of Depositphotos. A year ago, the partners announced scientific results for novel polymer materials that have dielectric properties 1,000 to 10,000 times greater than existing electrolytes (electrical conductors). As reported by Surrey university, these…
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