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with plans to manufacture 4nm and 3nm chips.

“This project with NASA is an opportunity to demonstrate UTEPs expertise in both energy storage and 3D printing.and YSU will also investigate methods for extracting the required materials from the lunar regolith.

5 million project aimed at creating a new method that will allow astronauts to develop batteries from their lunar bases.3D-printed batteries for lunar habitatsThe new effort is a big step toward utilizing 3D printing technology on the moon for NASA’s upcoming Artemis missions.It could also be used for building habitats and modules that could withstand harsh space conditions.

A team of researchers at the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) and Youngstown State University (YSU) are collaborating to develop 3D-printed batteries for future lunar astronauts.Sodium-ion batteries will power lunar explorationNASA has also partnered with Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin to deploy a method that can 3D print solar panels on the moon.

professor of aerospace and mechanical engineering and associate dean in the UTEP College of Engineering.

and our state-of-the-art facilities were important factors in convincing our NASA partners to pursue this potentially transformative research – for space exploration but for terrestrial applications of batteries as well.the ShAPE process is a great proof point of how were looking to evolve and create new sustainable solutions for our customers.

The key is that ShAPE process breaks up metal impurities in the scrap without requiring an energy-intensive heat treatment step.The bad news is that most conventional methods of producing and shaping lightweight materials are not energy- and cost-effective

but I would say it looks compelling enough to take a closer look when it ships in March.ATI/AMDBy far the most organized and productive meeting we had the whole week was with the guys at AMD/ATI.