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Scaling Advanced Materials for the Future of Battery Manufacturing: An Interview with Joe Adiletta of Volexion
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- Amelia's Weekly Fish Fry
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- Apr 17, 2026
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- 1042
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In this week’s podcast, we're stepping onto the frontier of battery innovation! My guest is Volexion CEO Joe Adiletta. Joe and I discuss why some battery materials perform great in a lab but fail in real world production, what “designing backward from the factory” means in terms of battery design and the role that manufacturing plays when it comes to the scaling of these kinds of advanced materials. Also this week, I check out a revolutionary memristor that can function at temperatures at 700 degrees Celsius.