Accelerating the Clean Energy Revolution with A.I.

Using next-generation compute to design next-generation materials.

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What we do

We use artificial intelligence and physics-based simulation to design new, customized electrolytes for high performance electrochemical systems: electric vehicle and aerospace batteries, long-duration energy storage systems, decarbonized manufacturing, and more.

Custom electrolyte design: We screen billions of formulations to find the best candidates for achieving your desired performance profile.
Supply chain: We work with trusted chemical partners to secure supply for your new formulations.
New molecule design: Let’s discover and commercialize promising new materials together.
Mechanistic modeling: We build interpretable models for understanding your unique system and data.
Scientific collaboration: Let’s think through your challenges with you, and find unique solutions.
Machine learning assessments: We offer expert consulting to help your organization incorporate the latest in ML/AI.

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Recent scientific publications from our team

Experimental evidence of record-breaking solid electrolyte discovered by machine learning

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ACS Publications

Review of machine learning-based modeling for battery material design

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Wiley Online Library

Two new low electrochemical expansion cathode materials identified from 38,000+ candidates

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Springer Link

Perspective on battery-powered urban aircraft

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Nature

Technoeconomic analysis of iron-air batteries

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ECSarXiv Preprints

Facile screening of billions of candidate materials with ML models

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AIP Publishing

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Aionics Featured in Automotive World

Featured in the December-January edition of Automotive World’s Electric Mobility Magazine, Aionics CEO and co-founder Austin Sendek discussed how nearly all EV battery electrolytes today rely on combinations of the same 11 molecules—a tiny fraction of the 50 billion possibilities available. However, AI could be the key to unlocking this vast untapped pool, a breakthroughContinue reading "Aionics Featured in Automotive World"