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What if batteries were non-toxic, non-flammable, cheap, abundant, and fully recyclable? AIBN and industry partner Energy Storage Industries (ESI) are chasing this very goal thanks to a new industry collaboration supported by the National Industry PhD Program (NIPP).
Associate Professor Shyuan Ngo, or "Shu" as she is widely known, has been walking the halls of UQ since 1999. She first arrived as an undergraduate student and is now a group leader at the AIBN, where she leads research into MND. Today, with the official opening of UQ’s new Centre for MND Research, her vision for collaborative, patient-driven science is coming to life.

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