General Motors (GM), University of Waterloo researchers develop electrode material for lithium-ion batteries
Offers superior performance over graphene electrodes
Researchers from the University of Waterloo and General Motors Global research and Development Center have developed a silicon based electrode material to replace graphene in lithium-ion batteries
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