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Thank you, Mr. Air, a netizen of CTOnews.com, for your clue delivery! CTOnews.com news on July 5, according to the European Patent Office, the 2023 European Inventors Award was officially announced on July 4. For his contribution to the safety of lithium-ion batteries, Wu Kai, the chief scientist of Ningde era, and his team stood out from more than 600 candidates and won the 2023 European Inventors Award in the category of "non-European Patent Office member States Award".

According to the website of the European Patent Office, Wu Kai and his team have developed a lithium-ion battery with a top cover, which can be used as a barrier to reduce the risk of battery safety, thereby reducing the risk of explosion and fire in electric vehicles.

Ningde Times official account also posted an article to celebrate the news. Wu Kai said: "it is a great honor to receive the European inventor Award, which will inspire me and Ningde Times to continue to innovate in battery technology." More importantly, electric cars with our advanced, safe batteries are enabling more people to embrace a sustainable lifestyle, driving the global energy transformation. In the future, I hope that more inventors will join the new energy track, so that we can make more inventions and innovations that benefit all mankind. "

▲ Ningde time official account Screenshot European Inventors Award, jointly established in 2006 by the European Patent Office, the European Commission Directorate General for Enterprise and Industry, is a globally recognized innovation award for inventors who pave the way for a better future for mankind. The category of the European Inventors Award "non-member States of the European Patent Office" mainly recognizes the work of outstanding inventors from outside the 39 member states of the European Patent Office, all of whom have previously received an European patent.

The list of 2023 European inventors Awards attached by CTOnews.com is as follows:

Industry Award: converting wastes and residues into high-quality renewable solutions

Winners: Pia Bergstr ö m, Annika Malm, Jukka Myllyoja, Jukka-Pekka Pasanen and Blanka Toukoniitty (Finland)

A team from the Finnish company Neste has been involved in the development of a unique technology that converts various wastes and residues into high-quality renewable products, such as fuel.

Research Award: a safe and sustainable way to store hydrogen

Winners: Patricia de Rango, Daniel Fruchart, Albin Chaise, Michel Jehan, Nataliya Skryabina (France)

The French team combined their expertise and interests to develop a more secure and sustainable way to store hydrogen with less energy.

SME Award: using advanced acoustic materials to reduce noise

Winners: Rhona Togher, Eimear O'Carroll (Ireland)

Irish physicists have developed a composite material to reduce noise pollution. The material is thin, lightweight and cost-effective and is suitable for a variety of applications from aerospace to automobiles.

Non-European Patent Office National Award: lithium-ion batteries to reduce fire and explosion risk (China)

Winner: Wu Kai and his team

The inventor from the Chinese team and his team created a series of features to improve the safety and performance of lithium-ion batteries and help shift to cleaner cars.

Lifetime Achievement Award: molecular sieve catalysts to improve chemical reactions

Avelino Corma can ó s (Spain)

The Spanish chemist is a pioneer in the field of catalysts and his achievement is the Quimica Institute of Technology in Valencia, an institution he co-founded to promote chemical research in energy, sustainable development, health and water.

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