L&C Science & Technology

Augie Venero earned his BS in Chemistry in 1965 and his MS in Chemistry in 1967, both from Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan. His industrial research career began in 1966 at the Ford Motor Company’s research lab in Dearborn, MI, with work on sodium-sulfur batteries for electric vehicles. “Tesla” at that time referred to the great inventor or the SI unit of magnetic flux density rather than a car company. 

Mo received his BS in Chemical Engineering in 1995 from the University of California at Berkeley, where he developed an interest in zeolites and NOx decomposition under the mentorship of Profs. Jeff Reimer and Alex Bell.