Cell phones batteries that lose storage capacity after 18 months and take 30 minutes to charge may become a thing of the past as a study team from the University of Central Florida has developed a groundbreaking supercapacitor. In a report published by the journal ACS Nano, the researchers described how they developed flexible supercapacitors […]
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