Tag: Boron Nitride Nanotubes
Li-S Energy claims increase in energy density from semi-solid state sulfur battery
Australian battery manufacturer Li-S Energy has developed a twenty-layer battery cell utilising its third-generation (GEN3) semi-solid state lithium sulfur technology that packs in more energy density and is safer and more reliable than its prior product.
3D metal printing firm AML3D announces research partnership with Deakin University
AML3D has announced a series of exciting new “proof-of-concept projects” with Deakin University aimed at exploring the incorporation of Boron Nitride Nanotubes (BNNTs) technology...
Li-S Energy, Deakin University develop next-gen lithium sulphur battery
PPK Group’s 48% owned subsidiary, Li-S Energy, together with its partner and shareholder Deakin University has developed a revolutionary new lithium sulphur battery utilising...
PPK reports significant uplift in BNNT production following major breakthrough at Deakin
PPK group has achieved a major uplift in boron nitride nanotubes (BNNT) production capacity thanks to a breakthrough in equipment design and production methods.
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BNNT Technology to commercially develop one of the strongest fibres in existence
BNNT Technology is on its way to become the first manufacturer in the world to mass produce one of the strongest fibres in existence...
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