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A team of scientists at Columbia University published research on a microscopic technology that can be a game-changer in the design of lithium metal batteries.
The new development carries a positive environmental impact, as it could help facilitate the transition to electric vehicles that are much kinder to the planet.
More research is needed to develop a battery anode whose structure won't be impacted by lithium metal during normal use.
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