AMBER Investigators receive National Challenge Funding to improve EV batteries

31 July 2024

AMBER Investigators Seamus O’Shaughnessy & Daniel Trimble both of Trinity College Dublin have received funding for project:

‘DRIVE – improving thermal management of batteries in electric vehicles’

as part of 2050 National Challenge Fund awarded by Science Foundation Ireland and Minister Patrick O’Donovan TD. The National Challenge Fund is a competitive programme aiming to deliver solutions for major environmental and societal issues.

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