Institute News

Led by Xanadu, in partnership with the University of Chicago, the three-year project will focus on developing quantum algorithms to study key processes of defect formations in battery materials.

Changing techniques, not materials, is unlocking sulfur’s potential in solid-state batteries, paving the road for EVs to travel longer distances

Imaging both reactive lithium and sodium battery materials with an electron microscope causes worse damage than previously thought, highlighting a need for new lab standards

The global philanthropic organisation appointed Christa Hasenkopf alongside María Neira, who led environment and health efforts at the World Health Organization (WHO).

The Center for Organic Battery Innovation seeks to replace lithium-ion batteries with organic materials.

Kowal—who previously served as a scientist at NOAA—will oversee large-scale projects and research that drives AI advances in weather forecasting, while expanding AI weather models as a tool for global decision-makers.

Marushka joins group drawn from EPIC’s extensive network of experts who provide strategic counsel to EPIC leadership.

A gift from Ted Brandt, MBA ‘87, will support early career researchers working with faculty on projects in the fields of energy and environmental economics, markets, and policy, ensuring EPIC continues to drive policy impact on a global scale.

A new dry-processed electrode architecture shows how skipping the slurry is not only better for the environment and wallet, but for battery performance as well

The Sloan Research Fellowship is one of the most prestigious honors available to early-career scholars in the social sciences and sciences.