Show Notes
What are the exciting new technologies that we can look forward to in a future where batteries are front and centre?
Dr. Mauro Pasta, Associate Professor of Materials at the University of Oxford, and Isobel Sheldon, commercial strategy officer for Britishvolt, join us to talk about the cutting-edge technologies that they are working on right now, as well as give us a sneak peek into what the future for batteries might look like.
Hosted by Dr. Alex Lathbridge.
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