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In the MediaSeptember 19, 2024

Forbes

Forbes reporter Amy Feldman spotlights the work of Prof. Yet-Ming Chiang, who has used his materials science research to “build an array of companies in areas like batteries, green cement and critical minerals that could really help mitigate the climate crisis.” Feldman notes that “as the climate crisis has become increasingly urgent, Yet-Ming Chiang’s ability to spin out companies from his research offers hope.” Leah Ellis, a former MIT postdoc, explains: “Yet’s mode of inventing is he starts with a problem and works his way backwards to a solution. He can go from batteries to cement to cold fusion.”

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