The article says that they've made significant breakthroughs and have solved some of the problems but there are still a few that they are working on. The ones

The article says that they've made significant breakthroughs and have solved some of the problems but there are still a few that they are working on. The ones that are already solved need methods of mass-production, which requires funding and highly skilled researchers. Get a team together under the researchers to work on every part of this battery problem so that when all of the aspects of the advanced battery are figured out it's ready to be mass-produced as soon as possible. I'm not sure, just anything at all to increase the speed of this work. Sure, being the best matters a lot, but it's also about trying numerous methods and having different approaches and specialties. Going from the lab to mass-production is something that the researchers in the article can't focus on if they are still working on other parts of the battery. I'm sure there are people who would be willing to help, but not for free.