Carnegie Mellon University

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Carnegie Mellon University conducts battery and energy-storage research through the Electrochemical Decarbonization Laboratory and Vehicle Electrification Group, and supports affiliated startups—SeaLion Energy, CorePower Magnetics, and Second Life Storage—focused on Li-ion performance, magnetics for EV batteries, and repurposing EV batteries. It also licenses electrolyte-design software via Aionics and pursues safety and recycling initiatives on campus.

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