I'm excited to announce Vulcan Elements' $65M Series A, led by Brad Gerstner (@altcap) and @AltimeterCap.
This investment will propel Vulcan to commercial scale—a critical milestone toward fully onshoring the rare earth magnet supply chain and enabling the United States and its allies to win the 21st century technology race.
This is a defining moment for American manufacturing, innovation, and national security.
We’re moving with the speed and seriousness that the nation deserves. If we remain disciplined and focused on executing, we can rebuild one of the most critical supply chains of the 21st century—on U.S. soil.
As said best by Altimeter Founder & CEO Brad Gerstner:
“Vulcan’s relentless execution has put it at the forefront of the industry. Vulcan has already emerged as a best-in-class manufacturer within two years of incorporation. There’s no one else in the rare earth space moving at this pace and with this level of performance.”
This is reindustrialization in action—and it’s just the beginning.
@WSJ exclusive: https://t.co/xv7CSyLBGp
Announcing Vulcan Elements’ $65M Series A, led by
@AltimeterCap. This investment is a critical milestone toward fully onshoring the rare earth magnet supply chain and enabling the United States and its allies to dominate the 21st century. Thank you @WSJ: https://t.co/Z4feF5UOKF
Announcing Vulcan Elements’ $65M Series A, led by @AltimeterCap. This investment is a critical milestone toward fully onshoring the rare earth magnet supply chain and enabling the United States and its allies to dominate the 21st century.
Thank you @WSJ: https://t.co/Ewkdlxqmef
Great article on the challenges (and opportunities!!) of starting a company from academia… very interesting from the perspective of battery company founders too!
Why PhD to CEO? 🔋🚀
@cenmag features pivotal moments in @StandPotential's founding as covered by @matt_blois!
Read & follow 3 startups over 9 months and the ecosystems (like @activatefellows & @Breakthrough) empowering scientists to be founders:
https://t.co/Qy4WVzhHml
I recently had the incredible opportunity to conduct battery research with @LabClemens at The University of Stuttgart! Check out more details on my collaborative experience below!
Congratulations to Connor Slamowitz, a fourth-year materials science Ph.D. student, for receiving a scholarship to research a promising battery technology that would improve storage capacity for renewable energy at University of Stuttgart. Full story: https://t.co/yPdLY81VkC
The APS-MRS Graduate Student Career Panel provided graduate students with valuable networking opportunities and insights into alumni’s paths to professional success. @MRS_UNC#APS https://t.co/Wl22qhWjWC
Had an amazing time running XAS measurements at the Cornell High Energy Synchrotron Source (CHESS) over this past week! Ithaca is such a beautiful city with a great university and really neat waterfalls
From May 24-26, the 2023 @sciathon will unite interdisciplinary teams to tackle global scientific problems in a collaborative 48-hour competition. #APS Register and learn more https://t.co/JK4Ayc1eC1 https://t.co/SNAlGOM5Pv
Mark your calendars! The APS-MRS Graduate Student Career Panel will take place on Wednesday, April 19 at 3:45 pm in the Genome Sciences Building, Room G010. Learn more and RSVP at https://t.co/hKdtJhgpgJ @MRS_UNC#APS
It's Graduate and Professional Student Appreciation Week! Learn how @aps_unc graduate students keep busy, from fostering community within the school to interning @ORNL.
https://t.co/DWqYfoHncW
Check out this article on the work I’ve been doing at UNC’s Office of Technology Commercialization. It’s amazing that I have the opportunity to develop professionally at UNC and Im excited to get to share my experience with others
Via his internship at the Office of Technology Commercialization, #APS third-year graduate student @SlamowitzConnor is learning about the management of intellectual property to prepare for a career combining marketing, business and science. @UNC_OTC
https://t.co/CWuPaphXK4
💡 Happy Engineers Week! 💡 Today we feature MSE alumna @jessica_a_nash (Ph.D., ’17), a Software Scientist at The Molecular Sciences Software Institute at @virginia_tech. Learn more about her in the article on our website. #whatengineersdo https://t.co/NfFoNUPv22
NEW PAPER ALERT! 2nd year Don McTaggart’s first publication came through today, “Assessing ternary materials for fluoride-ion batteries”. This paper led to the discovery of 168 new cathodes for FIBs. Congrats to Don and coauthors!! https://t.co/BiKaVu9V7X
Recent Warren Lab Graduate, Dr. Jack Sundberg, was recently featured in a UNC endeavors article. The story outlines the incredible work Jack did to optimize materials search for fluoride ion batteries. A very nice article and picture!
https://t.co/RfyFqu1Ha0