A strategy to achieve ultrahigh power and energy density in lithium-ion batteries
Researchers at University of California Berkeley and the Lawrence Berkeley National laboratory have recently introduced a new strategy for designing electrode materials for lithium-based batteries with a remarkably high power and energy density.
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