Nissan Leaf

Sending data in small packets revolutionized communications, from the radio to the internet. Now three UVM scientists — Pooya Rezaei, Paul Hines and Jeff Frolik — think packets of power can revolutionize the way electric companies deal with the coming tide of plug-in cars. They’ve applied for a patent on their new invention.(Photo: Sally McCay)

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