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Learn how ZEISS microscopy solutions work to accelerate the time to innovation in battery research and development.

To push the boundaries of performance, researchers are developing new materials with improved properties. Whether they store more lithium, demonstrate better stability with cycling, utilize cheaper or more abundant elements, or pave the way to completely new battery architectures, new materials have and will continue to advance battery performance into the future.

Understanding the microstructures of these new materials and the role they play in device performance is critical in accelerating the development cycle.