Researchers develop one-second test to give EV batteries a second life
Oxford and UCL researchers have developed a one-second EV battery health test that could transform reuse, cut waste and expand access to clean energy.
Oxford and UCL researchers have developed a one-second EV battery health test that could transform reuse, cut waste and expand access to clean energy.
The Oxford Martin School has announced three new programmes for 2024 that aim to develop research solutions to the most pressing 21st century issues. They will tackle the critical challenges of how we can improve our ability to detect attacks on AI systems; effectively redeploy electric vehicle batteries through ‘second-life’ schemes when they reach the end of their life; and optimally and ethically employ digital tools during a pandemic.
Professor of Engineering Science
Associate Professor in the School of Geography and the Environment
Professor of Engineering Science
Associate Professor in Power Systems
Head of Policy Engagement, Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment
Professor of Sustainable Energy Engineering
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