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Jun 25

Riding out extreme heat Opens in new window

People may be more likely to turn to ride-hailing services like Uber or Lyft for transportation during extremely hot weather, shows research from Carnegie Mellon engineering faculty.

Jun 18

Will fast charging your EV kill its battery?

College of Engineering researchers studied EV battery degradation impact in various fast charging scenarios.

Jun 11

Seed grant spotlight: Increasing U.S. transportation resilience Opens in new window

To adequately support electrification of the U.S. transportation sector, which claims the greatest energy use and greenhouse (GHG) gas emissions in the country, it’s important to make the supply chain resilient and adaptable to changing policies, global trade conditions, and consumer demand.

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