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Cambridge materials science spin-out Molyon is on a mission to make next-gen batteries fly

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Battery tech is pivotal as the world leans into electrification to power decarbonization in the race against climate change. But rising demand is putting
Molyon, a spin-out from the University of Cambridge, is developing advanced battery materials aimed at enhancing the performance of next-generation batteries, particularly for electric aviation. The company focuses on creating high-energy-density materials that could significantly extend the range of electric aircraft, addressing one of the major hurdles in the adoption of electric propulsion in aviation. Molyon's technology involves the use of novel materials like molybdenum-based compounds, which promise higher energy storage capabilities, faster charging times, and improved safety. The startup has already secured initial funding and partnerships with key players in the aerospace industry to further develop and test their materials, with the ultimate goal of revolutionizing battery technology for both commercial and military applications.

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