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In its second live chat, The Electric is delighted to present a conversation between editor Steve LeVine and Sila Nano CEOGene Berdichevsky, who for a decade and a half has helped to lead development of some of the world’s most important commercial batteries.
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About the speakers:
- Gene Berdichevsky was employee No. 7 at Tesla, where he helped to develop the batteries for the iconic Roadster and Model S. For the last decade, he has been CEO at Sila Nano, where among his projects is the “forever battery,” a lithium-ion battery that would last three decades.
- Steve LeVineis Editor ofThe Electric. Previously, he worked at Axios, Quartz and Medium, and before that The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times. He is the author of The Powerhouse: America, China and the Great Battery War.
