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Swiss Firm Developing Ionic Liquid Battery
by Alex Scott
October 19, 2015
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 93, Issue 41
NanoFlowcell, a Swiss start-up that has developed a car powered by an ionic-liquid-fueled flow battery, says it will begin building an R&D center in Tenero, Switzerland, next year. Called Quant City, the 25,000-m2facility will house up to 200 engineers, researchers, and other staff when it opens in mid-2018, the firm says. NanoFlowcell aims to use the R&D center to further develop its ionic liquid flow battery for the automotive and other sectors.
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