Vancouver "Nano One" Lab Pilots Battery Testing Research at SFU

November 14, 2017

Nano One Materials Corp, based in Vancouver B.C., is constantly finding new ways to create low-cost processing technology to produce high performance battery materials. One of their recent projects involves the testing of next generation cathode material known as lithium manganese rich lithium nickel manganese cobalt oxide (LMR-NMC). They are creating ways to improve cell-to-cell consistency and increasing cycle capacity, seeing about 0.03% capacity fade per cycle when charging and discharging once per hour.

They are collaborating with 4D LABS research institute at Simon Fraser University, which allows them to use a number of analytical tools to characterize the structural properties, chemical composition, porosity, surface area and mass of Nano One’s materials.

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