GIGAette has extended its research collaboration agreement with the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) for another three years, focusing on the development of advanced thermal energy storage materials.
The collaboration will explore new thermal storage materials that can operate at higher temperatures and with improved thermal conductivity, potentially expanding the applications of IsoTES® technology to more demanding industrial processes.
KAIST researchers will work alongside GIGAette’s engineering team to optimize material compositions and develop new manufacturing processes that can reduce production costs while maintaining performance standards.
This continued partnership builds on the strong foundation established during the initial development of IsoTES® technology at KAIST’s thermal engineering laboratories.