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Worcester Polytechnic Institute researchers convert mixed battery waste into upcycled cathode and anode materials. Tests show these cells retain 70% capacity after 2,590 cycles, doubling life compared to commercial counterparts. The method uses 95% of waste, boosts profitability by 22.9%, and cuts emissions by 27%.
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