A recent study highlights the roll-to-roll dry coating process as a scalable, sustainable alternative to conventional battery electrode manufacturing, addressing key challenges in energy density, cost, and environmental impact.

Researchers have developed and validated a model that predicts lithium battery electrode coating thickness with high accuracy, helping manufacturers reduce waste and optimize performance.

Traditional lithium-ion battery manufacturing relies on energy-intensive slurry-based processing. However, innovations like dry processing, radiation curing, and 3D printing are transforming electrode production—offering higher efficiency, lower costs, and improved sustainability.

Organic batteries offer a sustainable alternative to lithium-ion technology. A new study explores their mechanisms, advantages, and challenges in energy storage applications.

A recent study explores the optimization of simultaneous two-layer coatings for lithium-ion battery (LIB) anode electrodes, incorporating primer layers to improve mechanical properties and coating stability.