A tight squeeze could fix the biggest hurdle for solid-state car and gadget batteries

Дата публикации: 28-08-2026 18:21:16

Solid-state batteries promised safer, faster-charging power, but microscopic dendrites keep triggering short circuits. Stanford researchers discovered that applying continuous mechanical pressure forces dendrites to grow harmlessly sideways, offering a simple engineering shortcut to bring next-gen batteries to EVs and mobile gadgets.

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