US-based Honda Research Institute will spend $2.6m on a new Advanced Materials Science Lab which will support research and development for an array of next-generation technologies that could underpin future mobility solutions.
Located on the Ohio State University SciTech Campus in Columbus, the facility will advance research in quantum technologies and other nanotechnologies, hydrogen fuel cells, carbon capture technologies, next-gen EV batteries and battery recycling.
The campus is already home to Honda’s 99P Labs, which it established in 2018. The facility conducts research into energy and battery tech and mobility-related human-computer interaction.
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