R&D 100 Winner! Triton AX System

Another award for #TritonAX! We are thrilled to announce Triton AX is an R&D 100 winner! 🏆 🎉

Thanks to everyone who has worked on developing and supporting this achievement.

Triton AX is one of a kind, making it possible to study nanoscale behavior of materials in extreme temperature-controlled electrochemical environments, driving innovation in batteries, electrocatalysts, corrosion, synthesis, and more.

Read about R&D 100 here: https://hubs.li/Q03Fl0Gl0
Discover more about Triton AX here: https://hubs.li/Q03FlbFT0

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