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It’s not what the article says. Still interesting application of mixed 2D/3D technologies. Always hopeful that these energy developments leave the lab though.
It’s not what the article says. Still interesting application of mixed 2D/3D technologies. Always hopeful that these energy developments leave the lab though.
Ha, exactly. We’ve seen the “start of the end” of batteries for decades now.
It’s only a few years away!
I remember reading about this in a textbook back in uni. Might as well have been in the telegraph era