Sustainable batteries

Sustainable batteries

The activities include two parts: 1. We will prepare one poster that navigate the major focus in our lab. Two of the students from the group will prepare a poster related to their research projects. Students and the PI will explain how a Li-ion batteries works, and current challenges, and research in the lab. 2. Demonstration of fruit batteries. Students in the group will show how they make battery to work by using normal fruit.

Location information

Campus: Tempe
Location type: Lobby
Room or location: Third Floor lobby
Indoors or outdoors: Indoors
Building Floor: Third Floor

Other details

Zone: Zone D: Tempe

STEM

Area of Interest

STEM

Target Age Group

All ages

College or Department

Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering

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