Electrochemical Materials, which produces materials for advanced batteries, is now open in LSU’s Louisiana Business & Technology Center. The business is located in LSU Innovation Park, a new building that is home for incubator companies. EM’s products are designed for lithium ion batteries or lithium air batteries, both of which have more storage capacity and perform better than standard batteries. Charles D’Agostino, executive director of the LBTC, says EM is developing innovative ideas with commercial applications.
Company moves into LSU business incubator
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