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Researchers following the traditional design for rechargeable lithium-ion batteries — using a graphite anode and metal oxide cathode — are squeezing out smaller and smaller improvements at greater and greater cost. Advano changes that, turning scrap silicon waste into a new form of 3D nanostructured silicon that can be added to the graphite anode at an affordable cost to build batteries with higher energy density.