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The Institute for Materials and Manufacturing Research (IMR) is the gateway to Ohio State's materials-allied research enterprise.

IMR supports a community of multidisciplinary researchers, capabilities, focus groups and centers that eliminate traditional discipline-driven boundaries at the research level. IMR provides seed funding, infrastructure support and development, management of major research facilities, faculty recruitment, promotion of industry partnerships, educational and outreach programs and strategic leadership.

BATTERI offers its first cohort of interns clean tech industry insight and hands-on lab experience

The inaugural cohort of interns in IMR's newest experiential learning program, Bridging Academic Training Through Experiential Research and Innovation (BATTERI), developed industry insight vital to the fast-growing battery sector and gained hands-on experience and built technical skills while working in multiple IMR-operated labs at The Ohio State University, including the recently renovated Battery Cell R&D Center.

A group of interns from the BATTERI program at the Battery Cell R&D Center.

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Semiconductor Materials and Devices

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Emergent Materials

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Magnetic Materials And Phenomena

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Manufacturing And Processing

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Materials Characterization

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Materials for Advanced Energy Technologies

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