EVO Electric, the Imperial College London-originated developer of automotive Axial Flux electric drives, has won the Materials and Engineering Award at the fourth annual Academic Enterprise Awards (ACES) competition held on 21 February in Brussels. The award was established by the EU’s Science/Business Innovation Board to recognise the best academic Subscribe to Automotive World to … Continued
EVO Electric, the Imperial College London-originated developer of automotive Axial Flux electric drives, has won the Materials and Engineering Award at the fourth annual Academic Enterprise Awards (ACES) competition held on 21 February in Brussels. The award was established by the EU’s Science/Business Innovation Board to recognise the best academic
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