Energy for what comes next
The demand is here
Artificial intelligence is rewriting how much power this country needs, how fast it needs it, and how securely it has to arrive. The Energy Innovation Center is Mizzou’s answer: a 116,000-square-foot research facility where scientists and engineers collaborate with policy, legal and economic experts.
Generation. Storage. Transmission. Security. Policy. Not as separate disciplines — as one system.
Advised by leaders from Dow, Burns & McDonnell, and a former chairman of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
The center's research sits where energy, materials and information meet
Energy
- Generation
- Cooling and transfer
- Storage
- Policy
Materials
- Nuclear and radiation-tolerant alloys
- Energy storage
- High-temperature and corrosion-resistant materials
- Autonomous discovery
Information
- Artificial intelligence
- Quantum computing
- Cybersecurity
- Wireless communication