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From Class to Career: US Educational Institutions
New Energy New York
Electrochemical Society
University of Michigan
Programs led by Binghamton University supported through funding from the NSF and EDA to create a sustainable economy in upstate New York focused on education and workforce development.
Hosts battery courses taught by leading experts from industry and academia in materials, electrochemistry and lithium batteries.
Along with strong programs in engineering and chemistry, the school offers a battery cell manufacturing course through its online professional certificate program.
Naval Postgrad. School Focused on research, outreach, curriculum development, and training programs within the broader DoD energy security field.
University of Alabama AMP Focused on workforce development among students, researchers, scholars, and faculty.
These represent a small selection of the US academic initiatives and joint initiatives between academia, NGO, and government.
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