The project represents a three-year collaboration between Yang’s lab and Protochips Inc., a North Carolina-based industry partner that helped in the development of the TEM instrument.
“We’ve also been designing nanocatalysts for carbon emissions reduction to sustainable liquid fuels, efforts which help address the global problem of climate change,” Yang continued.
Yang stated that the work is not only a major upgrade in EV battery diagnostics, but also represents a meaningful step forward in the broader fight against climate change.