Research & Development
Georgia Tech has over 20 faculty and more than 150 researchers working to power the future with next generation energy storage technologies. Our focus is on batteries for electric mobility, grid, and renewable energy storage.
Facilities
In addition to state-of-art facilities for battery technology development, testing, and characterization, the Georgia Tech Advanced Battery Center is working to establish additional facilities, including a grid storage “living lab” to enable R&D on realistic energy storage use scenarios.
Partnerships
The Georgia Tech Advanced Battery Center builds and supports interactions between a variety of industry partners and Georgia Tech researchers. We welcome the opportunity to bring our expertise to bear in solving industry-relevant energy storage challenges.
Georgia Tech Advanced Battery Center
Energy storage technologies such as batteries have a critical role to play in our rapidly electrifying society. The Georgia Tech Advanced Battery Center (GTABC) unites the expertise of Georgia Tech’s faculty and students to create the next battery technologies for electric vehicles, grid energy storage, electric aviation, and other applications.
Research
Advancing the state-of-of-the art in battery materials and technologies
Facilities
Comprehensive facilities for battery fabrication, testing, and characterization
Education & Workforce Development
Educating the engineers, scientists, and workforce needed for an electrified society
Leadership
GTABC Co-Directors Dr. Matthew McDowell and Dr. Gleb Yushin bring decades of experience in battery research and innovative development.
