The rapidly expanding ETSL facility is capable of electrode processing for traditional and aqueous processing as well as coin cell fabrication. We also have numerous computational nodes and capabilities ranging from single particle fundamental models to system-level performance simulation.
Established in October 2023 by ESRI and Purdue University, the Center for Advances in Resilient Energy Storage (CARES) pioneers research in energy storage safety, sustainability, and resilience. CARES integrates physics-based modeling and experimental analytics to enhance the safety and resilience of new energy storage technologies.