Vehicle Evolution Laboratory (VEL)
Improving the performance of components and zeroemission vehicles
Grid Evolution Laboratory (GEL)
Designing and controlling the future grid for zero-emission vehicles w/carbon-free fuels
Connected and Autonomous Mobility Laboratory (CAML)
Developing vehicle connectivity, sensors, and enhancing vehicle perception
Analytic Laboratory (AL)
Supporting the development of electrochemical technology through science and engineering
About
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HIMaC2 is a joint initiative of HORIBA and
the
UC Irvine Advanced Power and Energy Program
Developing technology enablers towards sustainable zero-emission autonomous transportation
Improving electric zero-emission vehicles powered by hydrogen fuel cells and batteries on California roads
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Mobility
Focusing on sustainable transport based on zero-emission vehicles
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Connectivity2
Supporting autonomous driving with vehicles and the grid utilizing electricity, hydrogen, and networking platforms
HIMaC2 provides research and educational programs through four integrative units and are comprised of state-of-the-art laboratories outfitted with selected equipment that enable a synergistic approach in tackling the most challenging research topics.
Partnership
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HIMaC2 emerged from a long-standing relationship between the Horiba Group and UC Irvine which culminated in a monetary commitment by the Horiba Group dedicated to founding a new institute within the UCI Advanced Power and Energy Program.
The HORIBA Group of worldwide companies provides an extensive array of instruments and systems for applications, scientific R&D, and QC measurements.
Founded in 1965, UCI is the youngest member of the prestigious Association of American Universities and is ranked among the nation's top 10 public universities by U.S. News & World Report.
Irvine is a city in Orange County, California developed by the Irvine Company in the 1960s, formally incorporated in 1971, and awarded one of America's safest cities.
The UCI School of Engineering was founded in 1965, today serves 4600+ students in 11 undergraduate and 11 graduate degree programs, and was renamed in 1999 after a generous donation by Samueli.
APEP addresses the development and deployment of efficient, environmentally sensitive, sustainable power generation and energy conversion worldwide.
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Team
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Vojislav Stamenkovic, Ph.D.
Dominik Haering, Ph.D.
Ghazal Razeghi, Ph.D.
