Turning Buildings Into Batteries: MIT's Breakthrough In Conductive Concrete

<p dir="ltr">What if concrete could store energy that turned buildings, roads, and infrastructure into massive power banks? In this episode, we're joined by Damian Stefaniuk, Research Scientist at <a href= "https://catalog.mit.edu/schools/engineering/civil-environmental-engineering/"> MIT's Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering</a>, the <a href="https://cshub.mit.edu/">Concrete Sustainability Hub (CSHub)</a>, and the <a href= "https://eccube.mit.edu/">Electron-Conductive Cement-based Materials Hub (EC³ Hub)</a>. Damian's research explores how concrete can be engineered to conduct electricity and store energy at up to 10x the capacity of traditional materials — while simultaneously …