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EVC Symposium — registration openThe EVC's new Immersive 360 Experience brings EV technology, education, careers, and workforce development together in an interactive digital environment — launched within a fully refreshed EVC website.
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How the EV Center is helping Andre Boehman reshape a century-old proving ground for the electric era.
Ellen Hughes-Cromwick has done applied economics from inside Mellon Bank, Ford Motor Company, two federal agencies, two universities, and a think tank.
A former automotive HR specialist turned indispensable right hand, she reads minds, heads off problems, and keeps the EV Center's director on track.
The free platform was built to stay current by design — and a growing coalition of employers, educators, and funders is now contributing to it.
From a tiny engineering college to Michigan's EV frontier, Yiyang Li built his career in the spaces between fields.
An EVC-funded project borrows tools from neuroscience to decode what individual battery particles are actually doing — challenging long-held assumptions about degradation and fast charging.
A Mercedes-Benz battery researcher brings deep technical expertise, humility, and a collaborative spirit to the EVC's research portfolio.
A cross-industry EVC research team is building a deeper model of EV battery degradation — from atomic-level chemistry to real-world vehicle performance.
Michigan's EV employers have no shortage of workforce challenges — finding the right training programs, navigating grants and incentives, and connecting with talent.
The electric vehicle transition is complicated, contested, and — if you spent two days at the University of Michigan this March — genuinely moving forward.
Students went inside teardown vehicles to see how today's EVs are actually engineered.
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