A research team at NTUST has successfully developed vanadium liquid current batteries using CLICK plasma technology.

With the rapid development of AI, large-scale energy storage systems are becoming more and more important. However, lithium batteries are susceptible to thermal runaway when exposed to high temperatures, overcharging, or structural damage, so the research team at the National Taiwan University of Science and Technology (NTUST) has successfully researched and developed a vanadium liquid-current battery using ambient plasma technology to accurately modify battery electrodes with a high degree of safety and stability.

Vanadium liquid current batteries without fire risk combine safety and stability [Discovery Science].

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