Power and Electrical Engineering

Power and Electrical Engineering

ECO Computer: Multicore Tech Powered by Solar Battery

MULTICORE – FROM CELL PHONES TO SUPER COMPUTERSA processor (the computer’s “brain”, a circuit that runs programs) is embedded in all the IT devices used in…

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California’s Warming: Rising Heat Waves and Energy Demand

This could mean increased demand for electricity in the densely-populated state which may increase the risk of power shortages during heat waves, said…

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Carbon Nanotubes: Pioneering Next-Gen Nanoelectronics

A recent study published in the journal, Advanced Materials – edited by Professor Li-Jun Wan of Tohoku University and Director of The Institute of Chemistry,…

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Arizona State University Launches Solar Power Laboratory

Prominent scientists and engineers are being hired to lead the endeavor to improve the efficiency of solar electric power systems while making them more…

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Tufts University Launches Green Energy Fund for Low-Income Areas

Tufts University's focus on sustainability will go beyond the campus this fall. Tufts students, faculty and staff will have a chance to voluntarily finance…

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Service robots – Always at your service

The one-armed robot glides slowly to the kitchen table. With its three fingers, it carefully picks up the bottle of apple juice and puts it next to the glasses…

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Enhancing Plastic Solar Cells for Efficient Energy Solutions

A new way to help technologists develop efficient and inexpensive plastic electronic devices, such as plastic solar cells and a new type of transistor was…

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Underground Solution: Compressed Air Energy Storage Explained

It’s compressed air energy storage (CAES).“Until recently energy has been relatively inexpensive. But now prices are rising dramatically, and we need…

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World's smallest high performance, low energy sensor

Professor Hiroshi Mizuta and his team at ECS are part of the three year European FP7-funded NEMSIC (Nano-electro-mechanical-system-integrated-circuits) project…

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Rubber ‘snake’ could help wave power get a bite of the energy market

Invented in the UK, the ‘Anaconda’ is a totally innovative wave energy concept. Its ultra-simple design means it would be cheap to manufacture and maintain,…

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'Electron trapping' may impact future microelectronics measurements

The transistor is one of the basic building blocks of modern electronics, and the life expectancy or reliability of a transistor is often projected based on…

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Researchers Urge Shift to Solar Energy Using Electronics Innovation

Sean Nuzum and Tim Davey, who both studied for the MEng in Electronic Engineering at the University's School of Electronics and Computer Science (ECS), based…

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Oxygen Ions Boost Fuel Cell Efficiency at Low Temperatures

The finding announced this month in Nature Materials may be key to solving fuel cell reliability issues and lead to reduced operating costs in high-performance…

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Solar Reactor Enters Europe for Groundbreaking Testing

Dr. Robert Palumbo, Jenny professor of emerging technology and one of the world’s leading solar energy researchers, and three of his undergraduate students…

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New Standards for Energy-Saving LED Lighting Unveiled

This new generation lighting technology uses light-emitting diodes (LEDs) instead of incandescent filaments or fluorescent tubes to produce illumination that…

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France Leads Innovation in Electric Vehicles and Clean Energy

France is now leading the way in research into fuel alternatives and the reduction of carbon-dioxide emissions, with a particular focus on the development of…

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