Japan researchers develop device to reduce lithium-ion battery fire risk

TOKYO, 6th December, 2025 (WAM) — A research group at a Japanese university has developed a portable device for the safe storage, collection, transport and disposal of lithium-ion batteries, as fires linked to such batteries have been increasing in the country, Kydo Newsreported Saturday. The team led by Norikazu Ishigaki, an assistant professor at Nagoya […]

Japan researchers develop device to reduce lithium-ion battery fire risk

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