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PostApril 4, 2017

Next generation energy storage from MIT and Toyota

Faculty at MIT will be collaborating with the Toyota Research Institute (TRI) to develop a new, data-driven design of lithium-ion batteries. Collaborating with colleagues at Stanford University and Purdue University, MIT’s Martin Bazant will be using machine learning to advance the technology used in rechargeable batteries, which have various uses ranging from cell phones to hybrid cars. Learn more about this exciting $10m project here. 

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by ClimateX Team
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