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Andrew Dopilka, a research scientist in Berkeley Lab’s Energy Technology Area, pours molten material into the twin roller quencher, a device custom-made for his research by the Engineering Small Projects Support Group. The device quickly cools the material, leading to the creation of amorphous solids that will be used to help advance battery technology. (Credit: Thor Swift, Berkeley Lab)

Engineering a Custom Instrument to Advance Battery Technology

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