just something I found interesting. we had the Tesla...

just something I found interesting.

we had the Tesla presentation pages and references in the last company update. where could an initial spark of interest been ignited within Tesla's infrastructure, if we are dealing with them.

"Dalhousie and Tesla Canada have renewed their research partnership which began in 2016 for a further 5 years until at least 2026.   Professors Chongyin Yang, Michael Metzger and Jeff Dahn are leading a group of about 24 graduate students, several post-docs and three staff in this partnership.  Goals are to increase lifetime, decrease cost, improve energy density and maintain safety of advanced Li-ion batteries. "

those goals could have been copied straight from our last company presentation. increase lifetime TICK, decrease cost TICK, improve energy density TICK.

https://www.dal.ca/dept/ctri/news-events/2021-research-day/program/jd.html

where is the connection.



that is part of the working experience of Anteotech's project lead - silicon anode development Kalani Periyapperuma.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/kalani-periyapperuma/

the other interesting part of Kalani's experience is she was the project manager of the FBICRC electrolyte system project at Deakin, which Anteotech joined in march 2022 and 4 moths later she was working for us.

doesn't prove anything but it does provide a link to a way that Anteotech's high performance tech could have been introduced to Dalhousie uni and in turn Tesla.

just something to think about.