Technology · Energy storage
Who is working on energy storage?
Battery and storage research spans chemistry, materials, cell design and grid integration, and the groups that publish on one rarely hold patents on the others. This page shows how much of that work the Helikon Research Graph holds and gives you a problem statement to run in Partner Search.
What the Helikon Research Graph holds on energy storage
25,000+
researchers
103,000+
publications
6,800+
U.S. patents
Counts from the Helikon Research Graph on 8 October 2026; rounded down. Each figure is counted on its own, so they are not added together.
How these were counted
- Publications: papers whose title, author names or research topics match the keyword set below, the same text the Literature search reads.
- U.S. patents: granted U.S. patents whose text matches the keyword set and that carry at least one of these CPC subclasses: H01M, H01G, H02J. That is the Patents search with the CPC subclass field set.
- Researchers: people in the graph who authored a matching publication or are named inventors on a matching patent.
- Keyword set:
"energy storage" OR "lithium-ion battery" OR "lithium ion battery" OR "lithium metal anode" OR "solid-state battery" OR "solid-state electrolyte" OR "sodium-ion battery" OR "redox flow battery" OR "supercapacitor" OR "battery cathode" OR "battery anode"
Try it on a real problem
Partner Search ranks researchers against a problem statement by what their publications, patents and profiles say. This one is ready to run; edit it to fit your project.
We are developing a solid-state lithium battery for stationary storage and need researchers who can help with dendrite suppression at the lithium metal anode and with scalable processing of sulfide electrolytes.Run this in Partner Search
Who is working on this
Electrochemistry and materials groups at universities, national laboratory battery programs, and company research teams in cells, materials and grid storage. The patents here are U.S. grants, so the inventors include company engineers as well as academics.
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