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NSF Awards Grant to TTU Mechanical Engineering Faculty to Improve Next Generation All-Solid-State Batteries - Texas Tech University Departments
Texas Tech landed a $539,000 National Science Foundation grant.
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What is Texas Tech researching with this grant?
- Texas Tech faculty are researching next-generation all-solid-state battery technology. Their project aims to improve the lifespan and overall performance of these power cells, potentially revolutionizing current battery designs for various uses across the South Plains.
How much funding did Texas Tech receive for this battery research?
- Texas Tech University received a $539,000 National Science Foundation (NSF) grant for this battery research. This funding supports professors Zeeshan Ahmad and Shu-Xia Tang in their work on advanced solid-state battery development.
Who at Texas Tech is leading this battery research?
- Professors Zeeshan Ahmad and Shu-Xia Tang, from Texas Tech's Edward E. Whitacre Jr. College of Engineering, are leading this battery research. They are mechanical engineering faculty focused on developing next-generation battery technology for various applications, including electric vehicles.
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