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A new state-of-the-art facility, the Centre for Energy Materials Research (CEMR), was officially launched yesterday by the University of Oxford’s Department of Materials. This will provide world-class capabilities to support the development of the next-generation materials urgently required to address the climate crisis.
A £29 million investment will boost six innovative projects, four of which involve University of Oxford researchers, that are driving progress towards developing the next generation of batteries. By addressing fundamental research challenges and critical industry needs, this work is helping to unlock key battery technologies to deliver future prosperity.
New Oxford University nanoparticle electrocatalyst research facility for Green Hydrogen
Oxford University is launching the ZERO Institute (Zero-carbon Energy Research Oxford), aiming to tackle the challenges of a zero-carbon energy transition.