Training College Students in Battery Degradation and Remaining Useful Life Prediction Using Machine Learning
Sector: Energy Storage • Location: Alfred, New York, United States
Source: Alfred University
Alfred University received a $160,644 grant from the National Science Foundation to support a training program focused on battery degradation and useful life prediction. This initiative aims to equip engineering students with the necessary skills for the battery and energy storage job market.
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Description | Alfred University received a $160,644 grant from the National Science Foundation to support a training program focused on battery degradation and useful life prediction. This initiative aims to equip engineering students with the necessary skills for the battery and energy storage job market. |
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