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Exploring new opportunities for graphite-based hybrid ultracapacitors
Thursday, 15 August 2013
In July 2013 three scientists from YUNASKO – Dr. Natalia Stryzhakova, Dr. Andrii Buvailo and Dr. Sergii Zelinskiy - have participated in short-term secondments to Kyiv National University of Technology and Design (KNUTD). Together with colleagues from KNUTD, they assembled several series of graphite-based electrodes and created lab-scale prototypes to test performance of new hybrid ultracapacitors.
This work was done within Energy Caps project (www.energycaps.eu) funded by European Union under FP7-PEOPLE-2011-IAPP Marie Curie Actions program. The main goal of the Energy Caps project is to develop sustainable and safe hybrid supercapacitors with high specific energy and power maintaining good cyclability of the devices.
In July 2013 three scientists from YUNASKO – Dr. Natalia Stryzhakova, Dr. Andrii Buvailo and Dr. Sergii Zelinskiy - have participated in short-term secondments to Kyiv National University of Technology and Design (KNUTD). Together with colleagues from KNUTD, they assembled several series of graphite-based electrodes and created lab-scale prototypes to test performance of new hybrid ultracapacitors. This work was done within Energy Caps project funded by European Union under FP7-PEOPLE-2011-IAPP Marie Curie Actions program. The main goal of the Energy Caps project is to develop sustainable and safe hybrid supercapacitors with high specific energy and power maintaining good cyclability of the devices.
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