In recent years, engineers and material scientists have been trying to create increasingly advanced battery technologies that are charged faster, last longer, and can store more energy. These batteries will ultimately play a crucial role in the advancement of the electronics and energy sector, powering the wide range of portable devices on the market, as well as electric vehicles.
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I feel we’ve talked about that 4-5 years ago.
I feel like i have seen this comment before.
I highly doubt it
Déjà vu
I’m gonna need new eyeballs if the graphical abstract (f) is HRTEM
yeah whoever wrote this press release chopped off some of the data
I feel we’ve talked about that 4-5 years ago.
I feel like i have seen this comment before.
Maybe?
I’ve just been in this place before
I feel like