Germany / Russia / Austria / United States / United Kingdom / /
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USD / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
By building / power grid Nearly / University of Kentucky / University of Kentucky University of Kentucky Lipka / University of Kentucky’s Center / /
IndustryTerm
widespread applications / tiny battery-like devices / potential green energy sources / liquid solution / metal oxide / high energy density / energy density / chemical energy storage / car audio systems / hottest battery technology / clean energy / energy / recovered energy / automotive aftermarket sound systems / gas mileage / chemical storage / electricity / energy storage / chemical combinations / kinetic energy / larger metal discs / energy-storage potential / energy storage ideas / /
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One / /
Organization
University of Kentucky University / office of Naval Research / National Science Foundation / Center for Applied Energy Research / Lafayette High School / University of Kentucky / the University of Kentucky’s Center for Applied Energy Research / /
Person
Steve Lipka / Alicia P. Gregory / Chris Swartz / /
Position
carbon materials scientist / senior research associate / producer / current collector / /
Steve Lipka, a senior research associate at the Center for Applied Energy Research, is creating electrochemical capacitors—tiny battery-like devices that give quick bursts of energy—from cheap sources of carbon like