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Cornell researchers developed direct electrode-to-electrode regeneration, dissolving inactive interphase layers with a DMI solvent to rejuvenate electrodes without full disassembly. Regenerated cells retain up to 95% of original capacity while cutting recycling costs by over half, offering a cheaper path for spent lithium batteries from toothbrushes to semi trucks as lithium prices fall.
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