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From laboratory innovations to materials manufacturing for lithium-based batteries

While great progress has been witnessed in unlocking the potential of new battery materials in the laboratory, further stepping into materials and components manufacturing requires us to identify and tackle scientific challenges from very different viewpoints. It is not uncommon that practical consi...

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Published in:Nature energy 2023-04, Vol.8 (4), p.329-339
Main Authors: Xiao, Jie, Shi, Feifei, Glossmann, Tobias, Burnett, Christopher, Liu, Zhao
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