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Sadoway Labs Foundation

Extreme Electrochemistry Education

Addressing expertise gaps in extreme electrochemistry to support low‑carbon industrial innovation

Why Extreme Electrochemistry Education Matters

Industrial decarbonization is entering a critical phase. Advanced technologies in energy, transportation, and manufacturing are emerging—and require trained professionals to scale them effectively. Extreme electrochemistry holds promise for low‑carbon solutions but remains underrepresented in education and industry training.

At the Sadoway Labs Foundation, we are bridging this gap by educating and empowering the next generation of engineers and scientists. Our focus is not just on learning for its own sake but on equipping leaders to transform industries and build a sustainable future for all. The challenges we face are immense, and we need individuals ready to tackle them head-on with the right knowledge and skills.

A Critical Need for Expertise

There is growing demand for professionals versed in extreme electrochemistry who can drive durable progress in industrial decarbonization. We need innovators who understand the potential of extreme electrochemistry to make immediate and long-lasting impacts. This field is essential for creating solutions in energy storage, emissions reduction, and material sustainability—yet its development has been underfunded and underrepresented.

We are calling on you to help us change that.

Your support will directly contribute to training the experts who will lead us toward a carbon-free future. By investing in education at the Sadoway Labs Foundation, you support both scientific advancement and the adoption of sustainable technologies in industry.

Extreme Electrochemistry Education at Sadoway Labs Foundation

Our educational programs go beyond the classroom. We offer hands-on experience and real-world application that prepares professionals to take on today’s most pressing environmental challenges.

  • Informed Discovery: Explore the impacts of electrochemistry on cost, environment, society, and the supply chain.
     

  • Direct Instruction: Dive deep into extreme electrochemistry, publication planning, guided individual research, and technoeconomic analysis of emerging technologies.
     

  • Practicum: Apply knowledge in practical settings focused on energy, greenhouse gas reduction, metals, and recycling innovations.

Support the Future of Clean Energy

Together, we can shape the future of sustainable innovation. By contributing to Sadoway Labs Foundation, you are investing in the minds and technologies that will lead the charge against climate change.

 

The solutions start here—with education, empowerment, and you. Contact us to learn more about philanthropic support for our education program. 

Don Sadoway looking into a microscope with Sadoway Labs scientists on either side
Donald Sadoway: Legendary MIT Educator and Innovator

Donald Sadoway, professor emeritus at MIT, is a world-renowned expert in electrochemistry and an influential educator. Known for his engaging teaching style, Sadoway’s Introduction to Solid-State Chemistry (3.091) became one of the most popular courses at MIT, captivating over 10,000 students during his tenure.

Sadoway’s lectures were notable for their incorporation of music, art, and humor, making even complex subjects accessible to students. His teaching philosophy emphasized not just conveying technical knowledge but also developing critical thinking and problem-solving skills. His contributions to both the academic world and global education have earned him recognition, including being named one of Time magazine’s 100 Most Influential People in the World in 2012.

Sadoway’s innovative teaching methods have inspired learners globally, including Bill Gates, through MIT’s OpenCourseWare.

Join Us in Shaping the Future of Extreme Electrochemistry
Professional courses in extreme electrochemistry at Sadoway Labs Foundation will be launching soon!

These are tailored for individuals seeking advanced expertise to help scale industrial decarbonization technologies.

Join our mailing list to be notified when courses open. 
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