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    Lightweight batteries are highly consequential to a wide range of Department of Defense (DoD) applications, including the use of unmanned aerial systems (UAS), wearable devices, and light combat vehicles. Additionally, the use of increasingly sophisticated equipment has caused DoD power requirements on the battlefield to rise substantially in re- cent years (see Figure 1). For example, a typical Army platoon in Afghanistan in 2001 required just 2.07 kilowatts per hour to power their devices. That requirement now stands at 31.35 kilowatts per hour [1–3]. Technologies that enable the production of higher-capacity batteries at the same weight (or lower) will bolster warfighter mobility and readiness. 
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