JM―New UK Collaboration ICE-Batt to Optimise Battery Technology
06/23/2021 10:54
Johnson Matthey (JM), a global leader in sustainable technologies, has teamed up with CPI, an independent technology innovation centre and Thomas Swan, one of the UK’s leading independent chemical manufacturers, to explore how to best optimise battery technology.
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