Global Infrastructure SherpaUT Austin Partners with Tesla on Battery Research
UT Austin is collaborating with Tesla on research focused on improving battery technology for electric vehicles and energy storage systems. The partnership aims to develop more efficient and sustainable battery solutions.
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The UT Austin team will receive $4 million over five years as part of a larger $75 million investment in Battery500. The work is supported by the Department of Energy’s Vehicle Technologies Office (VTO), and it is part of $209 million awarded by VTO for advancing electric vehicles, batteries, and connected vehicles.
"A research team from The University of Texas at Austin, featuring battery luminaries John Goodenough and Arumugam Manthiram, has secured a grant as part of the Battery500 consortium to continue their groundbreaking work."
"Led by the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, the consortium is one of the largest battery research programs in the world."
"A research team from The University of Texas at Austin, featuring battery luminaries John Goodenough and Arumugam Manthiram, has secured a grant as part of the Battery500 consortium to continue their groundbreaking work."
"The work is supported by the Department of Energy’s Vehicle Technologies Office (VTO), and it is part of $209 million awarded by VTO for advancing electric vehicles, batteries, and connected vehicles."