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Argonne Lab powering U.S. auto industry

Chicago Daily Southtown: In a steel warehouse on the grounds of Argonne National Laboratory, a battery in a metal case roughly the size of a filing cabinet sits wired to a computer.

Posted by Physics Today on September 12, 2007 11:55 AM |

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