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Oct 08

Smart charging EVs may reverse power system emissions

Researchers found that the timing of when you charge an electric vehicle may impact power system emissions and potentially even reverse them.

Oct 02

Heat pump technology may narrow the energy equity gap Opens in new window

Researchers from Carnegie Mellon and the University of Maryland found that an emerging technology known as heat pumps leads to reduced disparities in thermal comfort across different income groups.

Sep 23

Driving innovation beyond the classroom Opens in new window

In addition to his position at the university, Professor Jay Whitacre is CEO, CTO, and Founder of Stratus Materials, a CMU spin-out that develops and manufactures manganese-rich, cobalt-free cathode active materials (CAMs) for lithium-ion batteries. 

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