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AUTOTECH: COUNCIL INNOVATION REVIEW IN MATERIAL SCIENCE
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AUTOTECH: COUNCIL INNOVATION REVIEW IN MATERIAL SCIENCE
June 10, 2021, Silicon Valley CA USA
This June Autotech Council opens their discussion on Material Science to the public. We will hear from innovators and startups breaking into the rapidly evolving mobility sector. Join OEMs, suppliers, startups & VCs to discover new innovations and technologies in mobility across connectivity, data and analytics, and apps and service.
Materials Matter. Important innovations in Material Science are changing vehicles weight, strength, resilience, heat tolerance, performance, sustainability, and more. The average car has 30,000 parts, and every one of them is made up of some material, with specific characteristics right down to molecular level. This agenda brings together the T1s, startups, and investors working on material science and new materials – new partners for OEs and the mobility supply chain.
Registration Fee: $200 (Virtual Meeting – Join From Your Desk)
Details & Registration : https://www.autotechcouncil.com/meetings/automotive-materials
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