Amazing presenter! She actually understands what's going on, asks the right questions, and in real time can translate what the scientists and researchers are saying into language that everyone can understand.
A very good video. This is what BBC tomorrow's world should be like today if it had survived.... Which it really should've done. Well done fully charged.
Oh dear! Tomorrow's World was never this good. It had too many people making the programme and the goodies were more PR pieces than investigative journalism. Can you think of one thing on Tomorrow's World that you can remember now? Blue Peter was far more memorable, even EastEnders but not Tomorrow's World. I think FC is done with true passion, the presenters are not mere hired hands.
@@pdsnpsnldlqnop3330 I wouldn't say TW was perfect by any means but at least it was a proper science show. The fact that there's nothing like it on primetime TV anymore is a travesty.
@@martinwray7001 Nobody watches TV any more. It is on in the background but people don't engage with it like they used to. There was a time when everyone shared a conversation about what they saw on 'Life on Earth' the night before or even developments in 'Dallas'. I don't think we will be going back to the days of four channels, with three of them having something good to offer. The gig is up and I prefer being able to indulge in things like FC online with a decent comments thread. The TV was oft shouted at but it never heard you and 'Points of View' was somewhat filtered. TV budgets were big - there is no 'Life on Earth' grade show on UA-cam so yes it is a travesty in a way.
informative ??? really ?? this is the Shell-BP- fossil fuel disaster all over again. here is some info they wont give you: they pump water into the ground to extract the lithium. on average, 1 gram of lithium in 1 liter of water. One electric car battery needs 15 kilo of lithium. So one EV battery uses 15 million liters of water, and that is just for the lithium. Big mining companies bribe, bully and bulldozer their way in, and our planet and local populations get fucked in the ass. fully charged should do a show on this topic. Start with Portugal where this disaster is about to take place. (5th largest lithium reserve on the planet)
Dr. Helen Czerski is an excellent presenter who is a real find and a true asset to the Fullychargedshow family. She is clear, precise and brilliant. Robert, once more, you have outdone yourself. The channel keeps growing and becoming better as time goes by. The production values of each episode rival anything on commercial TV. Keep up the fantastic job. Thank you for producing such wonderful material.
Fascinating! This episode was loaded with information. Dr. Czerski is an excellent presenter and asked highly intelligent and relevant questions. Kudos all around.
Helen is absolutely great at asking the right question, it shows she knows her stuff. You're doing great. Remember: the more you relax, the more you have fun, the more we have fun watching it :D it's the golden rule of presenting. Keep calm and be the quirky you, it works :D
... and apparently, she's got quite the 'on-site' fan club! Did you notice how many people popped in while they were taping? And I don't mean the co-worker who just did her stuff & split... that's all in a workday. One guy, in particular, kept sticking his head in. It makes me wonder if the only way to get to the bathroom was through her workspace! :-)
Why now? The demand for the batteries for secondary uses means there will be no stock available to run a recycling center for the next ten to twenty years. If you don't include the LEAF, car batteries last fifteen to twenty years before they show enough loss to make it even looking like them may be recycled. And at that point, there are plenty of buyers to create stationary storage systems.
You can buy a 1000 battery cells on ebay from laptops and 40% will be dead beyond recovery, even when cells broken down from car batteries are tested the is likely to be dead cells in a pack that need recycling.
Great episode. You have really proven that the big networks are not needed for a great show. Dr. Helen did an awesome job with the tech details. More episodes with Dr. Helen please. Maybe do a few longer episodes with a really deep dive into certain areas like what computerphile does.
Great addition to the fully charged team! I'm glad you guys make such an effort to explain things in a way that is both informative and clear as possible!
I.E,. "so even Paul can get (most of) it" Just wondering aloud why there isn't an 18650 or 21700-sized cell that is square-shaped, sort of like the prismatic cell.
I think the reason is that one of the main advantages of prismatics is that they can be built with a lot of surface area giving a potential cooling advantage. If they are in a cube or a deep rectangle you would need to cool on more than one side making the pack more complicated to build and therefore more expensive. Also a cuboid is structurally less strong than a cylinder so either more packaging of the cell or pack would be needed when compared to using a cylinder to maintain structural integrity and safety. @@OwenzDaddy
Doctor Czerski is a great addition to the team. It's very apparent that she is putting her interviewees at ease, and that results in a great video for all of us. Also, I think the editing of this video is one of the best I've seen in this channel. Keep up the great work!
(Prof) Helen is a great addition to the Fully Charged team! Let her travel the world and show us all the latest developments from the top laboratories and universities!!
I love Dr Czerski's enthusiasm - her passion for the science is infectious. She explains the key points well to a laymen such as myself. I really hope she features in more videos to help me understand these technologies.
Sweet Mother of God. This show is getting positively "cinematic" - for the lack of a better word -. I still remember the slightly awkward camera work in the beginning of this channel ... this shows work presumes a much larger budget than it probably has.
@@ignasb , the content was always more or less to my fancy. the content is why I started watching, but now each episode indulges me on so many levels. oh, what the heck, gonna watch it one more time.
Very informative video and an excellent choice of program hostess. Dr Helen is clearly the perfect one to help explain these chemical processes. Fantastic presenter.
Thank you. This is the first time I've seen anyone explain how and why lithium batteries degrade and lose performance, and the trade offs of different battery chemistries! Dr. Czerski thank you and well done!
Dr. Hellen, I learned more about the workings of battery cells, the present and what can be expected in the future through your presentation, than I have come across in the past, thank you. I look forward to seeing more of your presentation soon.
Another great contribution from Helen, and a superb production by the team. Helen (and Maggie) and the two boys make up a winning team which I'm proud to contribute to monthly. I've already paid for my Silverstone hotel room in June, just waiting now to pay for the entry tickets.
Wow, it is amazing that you got Dr. Helen Czerski, she is a well known BBC presenter. I have never seen her in a UA-cam video. If great scientists like her value Fully Charged and do videos for it, that is really a great success for your channel. Great job Helen and congratulations to a quality that is on a level with the BBC!
Great to see Helen joining the team - Always enjoyed her informative and enthusiastically presented physics documentaries on TV and this episode was just that.
This has absolutely been one of the best videos about cell production, challenges, and implementations I have seen. Great job Dr. Hellen, great job Dr. Melanie, and to everybody else at WMG. Dr. Melanie's explanation of SEI was fantastic, and it's something I've seen explained poorly at least a thousand times.
Excellent episode with really great, concise explanations from all the scientists/engineers to well thought out questions.. Fantastic presentation and the filming and editing is as good as any documentary I have seen on mainstream TV.
Intelligent, knowledgeable, well-spoken people being interviewed and not being interrupted by an interviewer with an agenda. I don't care what the subject is, I could listen to them all day. Love the format of this show. I need to know what the workout routine is of Dr Czerski, too. She's looking very fit.
Really great video! I've been to WMG several times and have visited these labs. I have a project ongoing with some of these people, and cannot speak highly enough about the awesome work they do!
You guys hit it out the park with this one. This new host was fantastic and the scientists interviewed were great at explaining at a level which should be understandable by everyone. Would love to see more content like this.
You have knocked out of the park, great new presenter in Dr Helen well put over and very informative all wrapped up in fantastic production. Keep up the quality work.
@@fullychargedshow AHhhhh! I feel so lucky to have seen her explaining this! This is the kind of scientific communication the world needs. Truly. These kinds of episodes (a very knowledgeable presenter + unique view into a special facility/topic/research area) are the kind of spark that turns kids into scientists (and dreamers!) I really hope she can stay. Thank you, Dr. Helen and fullycharged's team.
ikjadoon . Not so sure. Robert and Johnny have fine tuned their natural ability to be both knowledgeable and self deprecating . The “ well you tell me” look straight to camera. It’s a fine art, to be understood and joined. This wasn’t.
@@andyphillips7435 Well, sure, after a few hundred videos, everybody can get fine tuned. ;) I agree with your overall point and still see potential to be developed here. They're knowledgeable, absolutely (e..g, loved their supercapacitor episode a while back), but that came after many, many years of videos and owning EVs.
Very much enjoyed this engineering approach to battery packaging. There are more detailed UA-cams around but this one covered the subject without getting lost in the weeds. Excellent editing.
What a good episode! Particularly liked how well the SEI layer was explained. Great questions asked by Helen and good explanations from the interviewees.
Excellent- best episode I’ve seen in ages - very precise questions, great technical information from people who know batteries. No waffle, straight talking info, on what we prob all want to know. Batteries- it’s all about batteries.
What a good presentation. After watching this my understanding of how batteries work and the different sorts increased significantly. She is very good in presenting technical information in a meaningful way
This content and the presenter takes Fully Charged in a whole new and good direction. Fascinating content, clearly presented, fantastic editing and great new cast member. Great!
Pure awesome. Highly educated and motivated people presenting? Dr Helen Czerski, thanks! This takes me back to factory tours I have been on. I love this reveal of tech. We could use more battery vids please!
Really enjoyed the explanation of battery technology in this video. FC is leading the way that society should learn to move on and leave ICE vehicles behind.
"..but the company now is aiming to ship its 10-foot cube commercial units in 2020 for proof-of-concept field deployments....." (Won't exactly fit in a leaf?) Even in static storage it seems "cheap" is becoming a factor, rather than size, or volume. When sodium (cheap/ safe) cells are available, does liquid metal stand up?
Right, their technology is more suited to large scale rather than portable applications, but I'd really like to see something like this for residential solar. They say the Liquid Metal Battery could be "cheap as dirt" and extremely durable and long lasting. They've been at it for ten years though and haven't seen any product become available or much news lately so am wondering.....
@@rogerstarkey5390 Aquion tried to sell fully recyclable, harmless, unkillable (can sit flat forever with no damage) sodium static batteries but went bust (hmm seems they got bought up and are still going, but now in China). They had quite low power density and very low energy density. The MIT liquid cell should last pretty-much forever in cycle terms. Not sure what energy density they've ended up with, and there is the issue that there is very large standby loss because it has to run at >400C. This may not matter for grid stabilistion use as you just run the grid delivery through them to keep them toasty. It's still not at all clear how the sodium, liquid metal, vanadium flow, metal-air, lithium and good-old lead-acid families are going to divvy up market share. Only lead acid, lithium and (just) vanadium flow are successful so far. It seems to be very hard to get enough manufacturing volume to compete with a new chemistry (I think low volume/high cost killed Aquion - maybe the new owners will succeed).
Amazing presenter! She actually understands what's going on, asks the right questions, and in real time can translate what the scientists and researchers are saying into language that everyone can understand.
You mean like... "the thing that looks like an oven" ? :D
She is very charismatic as well.
A very good video. This is what BBC tomorrow's world should be like today if it had survived.... Which it really should've done. Well done fully charged.
Oh dear! Tomorrow's World was never this good. It had too many people making the programme and the goodies were more PR pieces than investigative journalism. Can you think of one thing on Tomorrow's World that you can remember now? Blue Peter was far more memorable, even EastEnders but not Tomorrow's World. I think FC is done with true passion, the presenters are not mere hired hands.
@@pdsnpsnldlqnop3330 I wouldn't say TW was perfect by any means but at least it was a proper science show. The fact that there's nothing like it on primetime TV anymore is a travesty.
I’ll second that Martin. This show ignites the wonder of science I got from TW when I was young. I’m so happy Fully Charged exists.
@@martinwray7001 Nobody watches TV any more. It is on in the background but people don't engage with it like they used to. There was a time when everyone shared a conversation about what they saw on 'Life on Earth' the night before or even developments in 'Dallas'. I don't think we will be going back to the days of four channels, with three of them having something good to offer. The gig is up and I prefer being able to indulge in things like FC online with a decent comments thread. The TV was oft shouted at but it never heard you and 'Points of View' was somewhat filtered. TV budgets were big - there is no 'Life on Earth' grade show on UA-cam so yes it is a travesty in a way.
BBC's Click is the closest show to Tomorrow's World.
Good episode. Very informative. Good questions asked by Helen. Thanks
The questions were not good. They were great! We want to see more content like this!
Yes, we learned the positives and negatives of each battery shape....
Sorry.
Alan Reid GOOD QUESTIONS YET NO BASICS REGARDING THESE POUCH BATTERIES, ENERGY DENSITY, WEIGHT DENSITY ETC
informative ??? really ?? this is the Shell-BP- fossil fuel disaster all over again.
here is some info they wont give you:
they pump water into the ground to extract the lithium.
on average, 1 gram of lithium in 1 liter of water. One electric car battery needs 15 kilo of lithium.
So one EV battery uses 15 million liters of water, and that is just for the lithium.
Big mining companies bribe, bully and bulldozer their way in, and our planet and local populations get fucked in the ass.
fully charged should do a show on this topic. Start with Portugal where this disaster is about to take place. (5th largest lithium reserve on the planet)
Dr. Helen Czerski is an excellent presenter who is a real find and a true asset to the Fullychargedshow family. She is clear, precise and brilliant. Robert, once more, you have outdone yourself. The channel keeps growing and becoming better as time goes by. The production values of each episode rival anything on commercial TV. Keep up the fantastic job. Thank you for producing such wonderful material.
Fascinating! This episode was loaded with information. Dr. Czerski is an excellent presenter and asked highly intelligent and relevant questions. Kudos all around.
Helen is absolutely great at asking the right question, it shows she knows her stuff.
You're doing great. Remember: the more you relax, the more you have fun, the more we have fun watching it :D it's the golden rule of presenting. Keep calm and be the quirky you, it works :D
Dr Loveridge communicated her information in a way that was understandable and interesting to a layman like myself. Great Video!
... and apparently, she's got quite the 'on-site' fan club! Did you notice how many people popped in while they were taping? And I don't mean the co-worker who just did her stuff & split... that's all in a workday. One guy, in particular, kept sticking his head in. It makes me wonder if the only way to get to the bathroom was through her workspace! :-)
Quality of this episode is extremely high. 1. Good editor, 2. Great presenter, 3 great subject. It's like... you can't complain. Perfect 10/10
Very interesting. Would love to see a dedicated episode to how battery recycling works.
Why now? The demand for the batteries for secondary uses means there will be no stock available to run a recycling center for the next ten to twenty years.
If you don't include the LEAF, car batteries last fifteen to twenty years before they show enough loss to make it even looking like them may be recycled.
And at that point, there are plenty of buyers to create stationary storage systems.
You can buy a 1000 battery cells on ebay from laptops and 40% will be dead beyond recovery, even when cells broken down from car batteries are tested the is likely to be dead cells in a pack that need recycling.
@@earlpottinger671 Because I would like to think long-term. Not start worrying about the problem a second before it happens.
The recycled battery is 5 times more expensive then the new one, that means nobody really cares much about recycling, for now.
Please, do that. I don't have a clue, but I should.
This channel just gets better. Love Helen!
Will she be a regular host?
Giles Wendes that’s because she seems passionate about what she does. Well done
It is difficult to concentrate on the topic because I am jealous of her look / style. She seems gorgeous wearing anything.
Great episode. You have really proven that the big networks are not needed for a great show. Dr. Helen did an awesome job with the tech details. More episodes with Dr. Helen please. Maybe do a few longer episodes with a really deep dive into certain areas like what computerphile does.
Great addition to the fully charged team! I'm glad you guys make such an effort to explain things in a way that is both informative and clear as possible!
I.E,. "so even Paul can get (most of) it" Just wondering aloud why there isn't an 18650 or 21700-sized cell that is square-shaped, sort of like the prismatic cell.
I think the reason is that one of the main advantages of prismatics is that they can be built with a lot of surface area giving a potential cooling advantage. If they are in a cube or a deep rectangle you would need to cool on more than one side making the pack more complicated to build and therefore more expensive. Also a cuboid is structurally less strong than a cylinder so either more packaging of the cell or pack would be needed when compared to using a cylinder to maintain structural integrity and safety. @@OwenzDaddy
@@andrewzamorski4950 That has to be it. Thanks!
Awesome, Helen's a great addition to the team. Well done.
Doctor Czerski is a great addition to the team. It's very apparent that she is putting her interviewees at ease, and that results in a great video for all of us.
Also, I think the editing of this video is one of the best I've seen in this channel. Keep up the great work!
Dr Helen Czerski & Fullycharged, keep up the good work. Loved this video, taught me a lot
Simply a breath of fresh air to watch informational programs without ads and the dumbing down of mainstream!
(Prof) Helen is a great addition to the Fully Charged team! Let her travel the world and show us all the latest developments from the top laboratories and universities!!
If and when we get the budget to pay for that, we'll be right on it. Fingers crossed we can wangle it.
I love Dr Czerski's enthusiasm - her passion for the science is infectious. She explains the key points well to a laymen such as myself. I really hope she features in more videos to help me understand these technologies.
Sweet Mother of God. This show is getting positively "cinematic" - for the lack of a better word -. I still remember the slightly awkward camera work in the beginning of this channel ... this shows work presumes a much larger budget than it probably has.
not only the production quality is outstanding, but the content as well! What a great new presenter!
@@ignasb , the content was always more or less to my fancy. the content is why I started watching, but now each episode indulges me on so many levels. oh, what the heck, gonna watch it one more time.
Yeah loved the directing and camera work. Bobby let’s get some credits and thanks to the wider team - how about an episode on the production team?
@@ianturner3351 that's a wonderful idea! Would like to see that.
Aleksander Kac all it takes is a good camera guy.... with some basic cinematic knowledge
Very informative video and an excellent choice of program hostess. Dr Helen is clearly the perfect one to help explain these chemical processes. Fantastic presenter.
Thank you. This is the first time I've seen anyone explain how and why lithium batteries degrade and lose performance, and the trade offs of different battery chemistries! Dr. Czerski thank you and well done!
Dr. Hellen, I learned more about the workings of battery cells, the present and what can be expected in the future through your presentation, than I have come across in the past, thank you. I look forward to seeing more of your presentation soon.
Another great contribution from Helen, and a superb production by the team. Helen (and Maggie) and the two boys make up a winning team which I'm proud to contribute to monthly. I've already paid for my Silverstone hotel room in June, just waiting now to pay for the entry tickets.
has she done uploads on this channel before? Are they in a similar style to this one?
Wonderful job Helen, very good mix of explaining what needed explaining without talking down to the audience. Well done.
It’s amazing. . . “You think you know about this stuff, but there is always something new to be learned “. Thanks for a great, informative episode
very smooth and watchable... Helen's enthusiasm is contagious .. well done
She's fantastic, I hope she's a permanent addition to the presenting crew, and if not, I hope she's a regular guest.
Thx. Dr Helen Czerski for making a wonderful science documentary.
The quality of production on this channel is rising up.
Good Day Everyone !
Wow! This is top notch quality about a very interesting topic.
Thanks to the whole team and welcome Helen :)
Wow, it is amazing that you got Dr. Helen Czerski, she is a well known BBC presenter. I have never seen her in a UA-cam video. If great scientists like her value Fully Charged and do videos for it, that is really a great success for your channel. Great job Helen and congratulations to a quality that is on a level with the BBC!
Thank you, we're very happy that Helen works with us too.
Fully Charged just gets better and better! - what a great episode!
Helen is really good. Very polished but also very authentic, knowledgeable and naturally curious. Looking forward to her future work.
Great programme. I love Helen's interview style. Fits well with the Fully Charged team.
Great to see Helen joining the team - Always enjoyed her informative and enthusiastically presented physics documentaries on TV and this episode was just that.
Excellent excellent excellent! Helen is fantastic. Fully Charged never ceases to impress. Bravo.
This has absolutely been one of the best videos about cell production, challenges, and implementations I have seen. Great job Dr. Hellen, great job Dr. Melanie, and to everybody else at WMG. Dr. Melanie's explanation of SEI was fantastic, and it's something I've seen explained poorly at least a thousand times.
Fantastic new presenter.
Great to see they didn't go for a token model type. Not that that would be very fullycharged.
You can tell she's very knowledgeable as well! Asking good questions and steering the conversation nicely.
She has the brains and the beauty
It's amazing how quickly jonny also felt part of the team when he first joined. Fullycharged know how to pick em
She hosted the live show last year, so not entirely new to the gang.
Fantastic show, Helen asked all the questions that were popping into my head as I watched. Tremendously interesting and informative!
Excellent episode with really great, concise explanations from all the scientists/engineers to well thought out questions.. Fantastic presentation and the filming and editing is as good as any documentary I have seen on mainstream TV.
Intelligent, knowledgeable, well-spoken people being interviewed and not being interrupted by an interviewer with an agenda. I don't care what the subject is, I could listen to them all day. Love the format of this show. I need to know what the workout routine is of Dr Czerski, too. She's looking very fit.
How brilliant is Robert's FullyCharged show. The BBC must be knocking on his door to offer a Top Gear style program offer. I just love this channel.
Extremely high quality content. More of this please. Good job to the whole team!
Really great video! I've been to WMG several times and have visited these labs. I have a project ongoing with some of these people, and cannot speak highly enough about the awesome work they do!
Amazing, and very well presented - Thank you..
Dr. Czerski is such a great presenter. Her passion for science comes through and makes it so interesting.
Great job!
Good! Now Helen can explain to Robert and Jonny what a prismatic battery is....
Made from Unicorns very simple.
@@Barskor1
Yeah, basically magic, just like magnets.
@@d1oftwins :)
or just google it ie the new Unicorn... thx 2 the yanks...
Dr Melanie Loveridge... wow! I could listen to her all day! Clear, poised and insightful.
It's great to see how the quality of these videos keep getting better and better, well done :)
You guys hit it out the park with this one. This new host was fantastic and the scientists interviewed were great at explaining at a level which should be understandable by everyone.
Would love to see more content like this.
What a great episode, everything well explained and Dr Helen is a fantastic addition to the Fully Charged team.
Love Helen’s energy and the smile in her voice. Very clear explanations too, keep up the great work!
What an informative wonderful video. This is one quality channel. Love this. Thank you Helen and Fully Charged.
You have knocked out of the park, great new presenter in Dr Helen well put over and very informative all wrapped up in fantastic production. Keep up the quality work.
More like that pls :)
Really informative :)
Good video, She did an awesome job on interviewing and asking the layman's questions. A very good choice for Fully charged.
What an utterly brilliant and informative episode. One of my favourites.
Wow this is one of the best episodes yet. Just all around well done.
Cool, is Dr Helen Czerski is on the team now?? Hope so she's one of my favourite science communicators. :)
We hope so too. We hope she can put up with us and do more episodes. I think we might be in luck.
@@fullychargedshow AHhhhh! I feel so lucky to have seen her explaining this! This is the kind of scientific communication the world needs. Truly. These kinds of episodes (a very knowledgeable presenter + unique view into a special facility/topic/research area) are the kind of spark that turns kids into scientists (and dreamers!)
I really hope she can stay. Thank you, Dr. Helen and fullycharged's team.
@@fullychargedshow quite unrelated: small typo in the description: might've missed capitalizing "W" in University of *Warwick*.
ikjadoon . Not so sure. Robert and Johnny have fine tuned their natural ability to be both knowledgeable and self deprecating . The “ well you tell me” look straight to camera. It’s a fine art, to be understood and joined. This wasn’t.
@@andyphillips7435 Well, sure, after a few hundred videos, everybody can get fine tuned. ;) I agree with your overall point and still see potential to be developed here.
They're knowledgeable, absolutely (e..g, loved their supercapacitor episode a while back), but that came after many, many years of videos and owning EVs.
Good primer on batteries. Thanks Dr. Czerski and Fully Charged. The show was very nicely produced too, as usual.
Hey Helen, you're great! Keep doing stuff here!
Very much enjoyed this engineering approach to battery packaging. There are more detailed UA-cams around but this one covered the subject without getting lost in the weeds. Excellent editing.
More please this is what we want best program yet
Great episode! Helen is a great addition to the team! What an amazing trio!
More of Doc Helen!! But dont wait so much time to publish videos please.
Uau, there was an incredible increase in quality of your videos since some months!
Really good episode, loved it.
Thanks!
Very interesting. Smart questions, smart answers :)
What a good episode! Particularly liked how well the SEI layer was explained. Great questions asked by Helen and good explanations from the interviewees.
Great Tomorrows World vibe to this, excellent episode.
Excellent video team. Helen is great!! Also that lady she spoke to on the science was fantastic to listen to. Well done!
Absolutely fascinating and educational episode. Thank you!
When I saw Helen at Fully Charged Live I thought she would make a perfect Fully Charged presenter. Nice episode by the way!
This was so good, so interesting. ****
Excellent- best episode I’ve seen in ages - very precise questions, great technical information from people who know batteries. No waffle, straight talking info, on what we prob all want to know. Batteries- it’s all about batteries.
Well done episode, giving the very detailed lithium-ion battery science in a concise manner. Without dumbing it down Brilliant (Difficult to do)!
As always another GREAT video, Nice to see Helen join the FC team can't wait for this years Fully Charged LIVE
nice to see the channel developing, looks like you make everything right! chapeau!
What a good presentation. After watching this my understanding of how batteries work and the different sorts increased significantly. She is very good in presenting technical information in a meaningful way
Great episode
This content and the presenter takes Fully Charged in a whole new and good direction. Fascinating content, clearly presented, fantastic editing and great new cast member. Great!
I want more Helen.
Fantastic episode guys, Helen did a great job presenting a topic which is far from simple!
Very interesting... I cannot wait for a fully charged future 😜🔋😄👍
Pure awesome. Highly educated and motivated people presenting? Dr Helen Czerski, thanks! This takes me back to factory tours I have been on. I love this reveal of tech. We could use more battery vids please!
get her on as a proper co-host!
Thank you Dr Helen, a bloody great informative episode. This show is just getting better and better.
This channel is great! Thank you
This is some amazingly informative and in depth content. Helen did a really good job at directing the conversation. Keep up the great content!
Very good content. More of this please.
Absolutely loved Helen's presentation style, and absolutely loved the content as well. Made me want to go back into research!
Loved the episode! thanks!
Great video, super informative - clear scientific explanation and scripting. Top job, yet again team FC!
A new face in the Fully Charged family. Welcome Dr Helen
Wow. I was not prepared for this! No intro by Jonny, nothing from Robert, but she was a star! Outstanding!
Is the show heading towards a "Tomorrows world" BBC tv format? I for one welcome it...
Too good for the bbc!
If it means loads of flashing graphics and close up shots of the presenter's eyeballs or nostrils as they're talking then I hope not!
Excellent episode. Very well presented and very informative. Great use of guest presenter.
Really enjoyed the explanation of battery technology in this video.
FC is leading the way that society should learn to move on and leave ICE vehicles behind.
Helen is such a pro, she's always a pleasure to listen to.
alot of clever folks-- ANOTHER FAB VIDEO --
Great episode, more like this please. A nice balance of technical detail and explanation.
Please do a show on the Liquid Metal Battery out of MIT.
"..but the company now is aiming to ship its 10-foot cube commercial units in 2020 for proof-of-concept field deployments....."
(Won't exactly fit in a leaf?)
Even in static storage it seems "cheap" is becoming a factor, rather than size, or volume.
When sodium (cheap/ safe) cells are available, does liquid metal stand up?
here hoping this is just the beginning of a series of shows on batteries by Helen Czerski.
"Liquid Metal Battery" Do you want T-1000's? Because this is how you get T-1000's....
Right, their technology is more suited to large scale rather than portable applications, but I'd really like to see something like this for residential solar. They say the Liquid Metal Battery could be "cheap as dirt" and extremely durable and long lasting. They've been at it for ten years though and haven't seen any product become available or much news lately so am wondering.....
@@rogerstarkey5390 Aquion tried to sell fully recyclable, harmless, unkillable (can sit flat forever with no damage) sodium static batteries but went bust (hmm seems they got bought up and are still going, but now in China). They had quite low power density and very low energy density. The MIT liquid cell should last pretty-much forever in cycle terms. Not sure what energy density they've ended up with, and there is the issue that there is very large standby loss because it has to run at >400C. This may not matter for grid stabilistion use as you just run the grid delivery through them to keep them toasty.
It's still not at all clear how the sodium, liquid metal, vanadium flow, metal-air, lithium and good-old lead-acid families are going to divvy up market share. Only lead acid, lithium and (just) vanadium flow are successful so far. It seems to be very hard to get enough manufacturing volume to compete with a new chemistry (I think low volume/high cost killed Aquion - maybe the new owners will succeed).