Cassidy Anderson

A post-bachelor intern at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory for the past 18 months, Anderson works on innovations in materials science to help make batteries both better and cheaper. She is a member of the DOE Vehicle Technology Office’s Battery500 Consortium team that focuses on the development of affordable lithium-metal anode batteries. Such batteries have the promise of producing double the energy densities of today’s best lithium-ion batteries. 

Anderson has been accepted to the Ph.D. program in the Department of Materials Science & Engineering at the University of Washington, allowing her to continue her research into next-generation battery materials.