Battery materials development company, Nexeon, and its partners UCL and Synthomer have been awarded £7m in Innovate UK funding for a project to develop better materials for Li-ion batteries.
Nexeon and its partners have been awarded £7m in Innovate UK funding for a project to develop better materials for Li-ion batteries – image courtesy of Depositphotos. The project, named SUNRISE (after Synthomer, UCL & Nexeon’s Rapid Improvement in the Storage of Energy), will develop better battery materials based on silicon as a replacement for carbon in the…
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