Stop by booth no. 2635 to see the full range of SwRI-developed battery management solutions.
The new battery module architecture provides reliable, safe and uniform cooling, even for systems with high current rates (C-rates).
Both cells and busbars are cooled by this design.
We're offering a first look at a demo of the new system at The Battery Show in Detroit starting today (Oct. 12)!
🔋At the forefront of battery technology, SwRI is taking on one of the toughest challenges for safety-critical battery systems.
📺 Watch the Replay | SwRI’s Adeene Denton, Ph.D., took part in a panel discussion about “everyone’s favorite dwarf planet” for a celebration of astronomy led by the International Astronomical Union. #100HoursOfAstronomy2026
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPul2WrXtoQ
There’s a new career opportunity for a qualified quality engineer! Check out this week’s hot job listing.
🍂 It’s trade show season! SwRI staff will attend 15 different conferences and trade shows this month. You’re looking at a snapshot from the Gas Machinery Conference in Indianapolis. #Fall #GMC2026
https://ow.ly/q06c50ZWjE0
🛢️From modeling to process optimization and catalyst testing, SwRI offers advanced thermochemical and hydroprocessing refining services. We’re at the Hydrocarbon Processing International Refining Petrochemical Conference (IRPC) in Houston, October 8-9.
SwRI in the news: Deep eutectic solvents are still waiting in the wings
https://ow.ly/FFrF50ZVTGU
🔋Meet the team heading to The Battery Show North America October 13-15! Stop by booth no. 2635 to discuss your end-to-end battery development journey from concept to production with SwRI’s expert engineers.
SwRI in the news: SwRI, UT San Antonio collaborate to better understand solid rocket propellants
https://www.aerospacemanufacturinganddesign.com/news/swri-ut-san-antonio-collaborate-better-understand-solid-rocket-propellants/
SwRI’s Sergey Vinogradov, Ph.D., featured here, and Jay Fisher, Ph.D., will present “Case Studies of Guided Wave Testing Using Magnetostrictive Transducer Arrays” at the ASNT 2026 Annual Conference.
📆 Wednesday, October 14
🕑 2:30–3:00 p.m. ET
SwRI in the news: SwRI develops improved medium-duty hydrogen engine
https://ow.ly/uS0Q50ZVrjg
Using four sensors and a magnetometer (shown deployed above right), the first instrument SwRI has landed on the Moon collected data to allow scientists to characterize the lunar subsurface from aboard the Blue Ghost lander. #TechTuesday
Image courtesy of Firefly Aerospace
The fifth AFEV2 Consortium Program Advisory Committee (PAC) meeting is officially in the books! Thanks to all the PAC members who showed up to discuss important technical results and next steps to advance EV powertrains.
SwRI’s Jacob Kovarovic will present Modernizing Legacy Laboratory Control Software for Satellite Instrument Calibration” at the Space Software Summit in Westminster, Colorado.
📆 October 6
đź•› 2:45 p.m. MDT
SwRI, UT San Antonio collaborate on foundational peptide catalysis study
