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- https://www.linkedin.com/in/celinamikolajczak/
- http://linkedin.com/in/jzlee/
- https://south8.com/
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/susan-stone-49bb5a/
- https://bluecurrent.com/
- https://www.linkedin.com/in/megan-o-connor-193ab0112/
- https://nthcycle.com/
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Prominent Women Leaders Shaping the Future of Batteries Across manufacturing, research, innovation, and circularity, women are leading at every stage of the battery value chain. The leaders highlighted here represent just a few of the many driving technical and strategic progress in this rapidly evolving industry. Manufacturing
Academia & Research
Solid State Technology
Liquified-Gas Electrolyte
Recycling & Circularity
Celina Mikolajczak
Shirley Meng, PhD
Susan Stone
Jungwoo Lee, PhD
Megan O’Connor, PhD
Battery Executive & Industry Advisor
Chief Scientist, Argonne Collaborative Center for Energy Storage Science
CEO, Blue Current
CEO & Co-Founder, South 8 Technologies
Founder & CEO, Nth Cycle
World-renowned researcher driving innovation in next-generation materials and workforce development.
Pioneering solid-state battery technology using polymer-ceramic hybrid electrolytes, prioritizing both safety and performance.
Driving commercialization of South 8’s liquefied-gas electrolyte technology to enable safer, higher-energy batteries.
Advancing a more sustainable and resilient battery supply chain through the pioneering of low-emission electro-extraction processes for critical metal recovery.
Veteran battery engineer and manufacturing executive. Known for leading quality, safety, and scale-up programs at companies including Tesla, Uber, Panasonic, and Lyten.
Prominent leaders were determined based on individuals who are regular keynote speakers at events, have been features on women in batteries podcasts and articles, or have been highlighted by other organizations.
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