The Solid-State Lithium-Ion Battery — Has John Goodenough Finally Done It? - CleanTechnica
Solid-state electrolyte - Wikipedia
Podcast: At 97, lithium-ion battery pioneer John Goodenough says his work is not done
SK Innovation Will Collaborate With John Goodenough On Solid-State Batteries - CleanTechnica
Addionics Joins Saint-Gobain To Develop A Solid-State Battery
This Man Will Revolutionize Electric Car Batteries At The Age Of 112 Years
How we made the Li-ion rechargeable battery | Nature Electronics
Batteries, Fuel Cells and Electrochemical Systems
Recent Progress in Organic–Inorganic Composite Solid Electrolytes for All‐ Solid‐State Lithium Batteries - Zhang - 2020 - Chemistry – A European Journal - Wiley Online Library
Solid State Battery From The Man Who Brought Us Lithium Ion | Hackaday
John Goodenough's Latest Battery - ECS
A Glass Battery That Keeps Getting Better? - IEEE Spectrum
This Man Will Revolutionize Electric Car Batteries At The Age Of 112 Years
Solid-state Batteries – A Potential Game-Changer in Energy Storage? - Intellectual Property Law - Reddie & Grose
EnergyX Partners with Li-ion Battery Inventor Dr. Goodenough to Develop Solid State Battery: 10X Li-ion Power Density | TechPowerUp
Quantification of the Li-ion diffusion over an interface coating in all- solid-state batteries via NMR measurements | Nature Communications
Hydro-Québec Will Sell Innovative Solid-State Battery Electrolyte
Addionics Joins Saint-Gobain To Develop A Solid-State Battery
John Goodenough Showing Solid State Battery - Tech Awareness
John Goodenough's Solid State Battery Breakthrough - News about Energy Storage, Batteries, Climate Change and the Environment
Mercedes-Benz teams up with Hydro-Québec for solid-state battery development – pv magazine International
John B. Goodenough - Wikipedia
KIST researchers develop promising solid electrolyte for solid-state batteries - Green Car Congress
Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2019 awarded to developers of Li-ion battery - Green Car Congress
John Goodenough claims a lithium battery breakthrough that would completely change the electric-car industry — Quartz
Goodenough rules | Feature | Chemistry World
