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Uppsala University researchers have developed a method to help make more effective thin film batteries, batteries which can be used in medical implants where a liquid electrolyte, as used in conventional lithium ion batteries, is undesired for safety reasons.
– Both the distribution and movement of lithium ions in a whole battery stack can be measured during operation, which means without destroying the battery during the investigation or limiting measurements to only part of the battery system, mentions Daniel Primetzhofer, Associate professor at the Department of Physics and Astronomy.
Read more about the method at the Department of Physics and Astronomy website.