NUS CDE researchers develop safer all-solid-state sodium battery with low-cost 2D material (IMAGE)

National University of Singapore College of Design and Engineering

NUS CDE researchers develop safer all-solid-state sodium battery with low-cost 2D material

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The team led by Assoc Prof Palani Balaya (third from left) have developed a high-performance, dendrite-free all-solid-state sodium battery using a low-cost 2D material based solid polymer electrolyte for sustainable energy storage. Team members include (from left) Research Engineer Muhammad Hadi Bin Mohd Hasan, PhD student Sudharshan Vasudevan, and Senior Research Fellow Sivakkumar Seepalakottai Ramakrishnan.

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College of Design and Engineering at NUS

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