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Berkeley Lab Tech Transfer kicked off its LaunchPad program in December. The program offers entrepreneurial and commercialization assistance to researchers interested in moving their technology to market. Learn more here.
WaterHealth International, a Berkeley Lab startup working to make safe drinking water available to millions worldwide, has been named to the Global Cleantech 100 for the third consecutive year. The Global Cleantech 100 list recognizes innovation and leadership in clean technologies based on data from the Cleantech Group and review by a panel of judges in the field.
PolyPlus, a startup based on Berkeley Lab technology, will receive $4.5M from the Department of Energy's Advanced Research Projects Agency - Energy (ARPA-E) to develop, along with Johnson Controls, a water-based lithium-sulfur battery. ARPA-E invests in projects with the potential to be game changers in energy technology. The PolyPlus battery combines high energy with light weight, making it attractive for commercial and military markets. This funding announcement follows the award of nearly $9M to PolyPlus by DOE's Investments in Innovative Manufacturing Technologies program last June.