Only since April of this year have experts been researching
batteries of the future at the Christian-Doppler (CD) Laboratory for lithium
batteries at the Institute of Chemistry and Technology of Materials of Graz
University of Technology – and they are already attracting attention with their
pioneering results. Using detailed magnetic resonance measurements, they were
able to prove the ultra-fast lithium ion dynamics of a superb conductor being
suitable, e.g., for solid-state batteries. Solid-sate lithium-ion batteries are
the great white hope in terms of storage capacity, durability and safety. The
results of the doctoral thesis of Viktor Epp were recently published in the
prestigious Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters.a