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CEP: Catalyzing Commercialization - Ultrathin and Flexible Zinc Batteries to Power Tomorrow’s Electronics

January
2015

Emerging applications, from wearable electronics to robotics, and advances in electronics allowing designers to pack more components into ever-more-compact space are driving demand for thin, flexible, high-performance batteries with low toxicity and green chemistries.

 

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