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Case Study | No Separator Needed: How KTH's Electrografting Breakthrough Used Advent Copper Foil

Case Study | No Separator Needed: How KTH's Electrografting Breakthrough Used Advent Copper Foil

Batteries are usually passengers. They ride inside vehicles, aircraft, and portable devices, adding weight without carrying any structural load. A structural battery changes that bargain entirely — it stores energy and bears mechanical stress at the same time, replacing passive packaging with active material and reducing total system weight. That ambition has driven years of research at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, and a 2026 paper in EES Batteries marks one of the clearest steps forward yet.

How SUNY Binghamton Achieved 40 nm Nanoporous Silver Without Toxic Chemistry

How SUNY Binghamton Achieved 40 nm Nanoporous Silver Without Toxic Chemistry

Silver with a controlled nanoporous structure has established uses in biosensing, electrocatalysis, and electrochemical actuation. The difficulty has always been making it reliably. Metallurgical routes require high temperatures and complex processing; conventional electrochemical co-deposition typically relies on cyanide electrolytes. A research team at the State University of New York at Binghamton set out to find a cleaner alternative — and high-purity copper and silver from Advent Research Materials played a central role in establishing the validity of their results