Challenge: Microbattery Design Prize | By The Digital Insider

Computing power that once fit in a room now fits in our pockets or on our fingertips. Microelectronics continue to transform society, but emerging applications for these tiny technologies requires new cutting-edge battery designs to meet demand. 


Batteries - illustrative photo.

Batteries – illustrative photo. Image credit: Lenharth Systems via StockSnap, CC0 Public Domain


The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Advanced Materials and Manufacturing Technologies Office launched the Microbattery Design Prize to supercharge this opportunity. This two-phase prize will help inspire promising designs for small-capacity batteries that yield devices with improved performance, safety, and recyclability. 


The prize is designed to advance innovative new designs for microbatteries and accelerate their commercialization and integration into existing technologies needed for clean energy manufacturing, like sensors for improved smart manufacturing processes or for grid monitoring to help more renewable energy sources come onto the grid.


Submissions to this Challenge must be received by midnight EEST, June 30, 2023.


Source: Herox


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