A new perspective article explores the risks of poor battery quality at scale and outlines how manufacturers can improve safety, reliability, and sustainability in the race to electrify.

A major new review explains how slot-die coating could revolutionize the commercial production of organic and perovskite solar cells, improving scalability, efficiency, and sustainability.

Discover how researchers are using fungi-derived pigments like Xylindein and slot-die coating to develop sustainable, biodegradable organic solar cells.

A new semi-cured slot-die coating method eliminates air bubbles in LED multilayer films, improving quality, reducing defects, and enhancing optical performance.

A recent study reveals that high shear dispersion in slurry preparation significantly enhances lithium-sulfur battery performance by creating denser cathodes and improving cycle life in pouch cells.

A new comb nozzle drying technique from KIT enables uniform and large-area perovskite solar films, pushing efficiency up to 24.6 percent and bringing industrial-scale production closer than ever.

A new operando X-ray study reveals how the choice of hole-transport layer impacts thermal degradation in perovskite solar cells. SAM-based HTLs outperform NiOx under heat.

Discover how a 0.75 nm-thick alumina layer applied via atomic layer deposition significantly enhances the stability and efficiency of perovskite solar cells

This article presents a smart new way to make electric vehicle batteries last longer. It combines two ideas: balancing battery cells so they charge evenly, and using machine learning to predict how much life the battery has left.

A new fuzzy logic controller developed at KIT helps reduce scrap and improve flexibility in lithium-ion battery slot die coating, offering a smarter way to scale sustainable battery production.

This study explores how roll-to-roll coating methods like Microgravure and slot-die can scale up the production of membrane electrode assemblies for fuel cells.

This article covers a major milestone in printed electronics: the successful transition of a glucose biosensor from lab to roll-to-roll manufacturing with high performance and low cost.

A new study shows how slot-die printing and lactic acid additives dramatically improve electroactive polymer actuators, offering higher strain, better durability, and faster response for soft robotics.

This article reviews a landmark study showing how roll-to-roll methods and electrode design improvements can scale battery manufacturing, cut costs, and boost energy density without new materials.

A new study shows how calender gap and roller speed influence the film formation in semidry electrode production for lithium-ion batteries, improving efficiency and performance.

Discover how cutting-edge manufacturing equipment is driving cost efficiency, sustainability, and innovation in lithium-ion battery gigafactories, based on a recent review by researchers from Concordia University.

Discover how chromatic confocal sensors enhance drying process control in lab-scale roll-to-roll battery electrode manufacturing with real-time thickness and roughness data.

A new study shows how heated substrates improve slot-die coating stability and reduce defects in lithium-ion battery electrode films—ideal for lab-scale R2R engineers.

Researchers investigate how slot-die coating and catalyst ink formulation can improve manufacturing of PEM fuel cell electrodes. Results show better coating quality and MEA performance with optimized parameters.

A new study explores how the flow properties of battery electrode slurries affect manufacturing outcomes and performance, offering insights for process optimization.