An extreme fast-charging (XFC) battery company has appointed a Senior Scientist for silicon anodes as it sets up a research and development centre in California. The role focuses on developing silicon anode materials optimised for cell performance in XFC batteries.
The placement brings hands-on industry experience in laboratories and the pace a new R&D centre demands.
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