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One-step milling unlocks high‑utilization sulfur cathodes for solid‑state batteries

One-step milling unlocks high‑utilization sulfur cathodes for solid‑state batteries

Addressing low sulfur utilization in solid‑state batteries, the University of Chicago and UC San Diego with LG Energy Solution use one‑step mechanochemical milling and micron‑scale sulfide electrolytes to form a conductive interphase.

Tech Insights Jun 19, 2026 by Dan Simms

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