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Sodium-ion batteries
Cathodes and electrolytes that replace scarce lithium and cobalt with sodium, iron and manganese.
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Safer, longer-lasting energy storage built from abundant elements.
We are chemists, physicists and engineers working on the materials that will store the world’s clean energy. Our batteries use cheap, abundant elements, survive thousands of cycles and fail safely.
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Solid-state electrolytes
Ceramic and polymer electrolytes that make batteries that cannot catch fire.
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Watching batteries work
Operando X-ray and spectroscopy methods that follow a battery’s chemistry while it charges.
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Funding & affiliations
- National Research Foundation
- Clean Energy Mission
- Deccan Institute of Science
- Open Battery Consortium
- Materials Innovation Fund