UT leads €8 million national sodium-ion battery researchFrom electric trucks, buses, ships and industrial machinery to stationary energy storage for the electricity grid: sodium-ion batteries could play an important role in making large-scale energy storage more sustainable and less dependent on scarce raw materials. This week, the Dutch Research Council (NWO) has granted the NANEXBAT research consortium a subsidy of €8 million to explore materials innovations for next-generation sodium-ion batteries. The UT-led consortium will start a combination of experimental and computational studies on how these materials can be improved and made suitable for real-world applications.Read more
Winter weather conditions may lead to disruptionsWinter weather conditions are currently causing disruption across the country and may lead to difficulties in daily travel and education. The wintry weather is expected to continue for some time. We are closely monitoring the situation and will take appropriate measures if necessary. At this time, no measures are required. If this does become necessary, we will communicate this by email to all staff and students.Read more
UT leads €8 million national sodium-ion battery research
Winter weather conditions may lead to disruptions
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