Eric Yao is a Senior Materials Analysis Engineer at Lyten since 2022, with prior experience as a Member of Technical Staff at QuantumScape, where focus included microscopy development and process improvements. Eric's research background includes a Graduate Student Researcher role at UC Santa Barbara under Dan Gianola, specializing in strain engineering and advanced microscopy techniques. Earlier experience includes an internship at Boeing involving X-Ray CT scan analysis and solid mechanics solutions, undergraduate research at The University of Texas at Austin on polymeric materials, and intern roles at BNSF Railway and TSMC focusing on operational support and process modeling. Eric's academic credentials include a Master’s degree in Materials from UC Santa Barbara and a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from The University of Texas at Austin.
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Lyten is an advanced materials and applications manufacturing company that created Lyten 3D Graphene™, a unique decarbonization materials platform that is tunable for a myriad of advanced applications. Lyten’s revolutionary commercial applications include the next-generation LytCell™ line of lithium-sulfur batteries; the next-generation LytR™ polymer composite; and the next-generation sensor array that significantly increases the detection sensitivity for use in industrial, health, and safety applications. Lyten has more than 300 patent matters and will initially manufacture Lyten 3D Graphene material, as well as its LytCell™ batteries, in a pilot plant near Lyten’s headquarters in San Jose, Calif.
