Power and Electrical Engineering

Power and Electrical Engineering

New High-Energy Batteries: Army Research Lab & UMD Collaboration

At the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command's Army Research Laboratory, in collaboration with the University of Maryland, scientists may have…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Silicon’s Promise: A Breakthrough in Battery Anodes

The same material you'll find at the tip of a pencil–graphite–has long been a key component in today's lithium-ion batteries. As our reliance on these…

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KIST Unveils High-Performance Ceramic Fuel Cell for Butane

A Korean research team has developed a high-performance ceramic fuel cell that can operate on butane fuels. Since butane can be liquified and thus can be…

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Enhancing Semiconductor Mobility: Key to Future Innovations

Mobility is a key parameter for semiconductor performance and relates to how quickly and easily electrons can move inside a substance. Researchers have…

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New AI Sensor System Boosts Safety in Industrial Plants

The team has developed software that uses AI and machine learning techniques to enable their knowledge about signal pattern recognition to be applied not just…

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Penn Engineering's new scavenger technology allows robots to 'eat' metal for energy

When electronics need their own power sources, there are two basic options: batteries and harvesters. Batteries store energy internally, but are therefore…

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New Tandem Solar Cell Record Set by CIGS Technology

CIGS cells, which consist of copper, indium, gallium and selenium, can be deposited as thin-films with a total thickness of only 3 to 4 micrometers; the…

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New 3D Imaging Tech Enhances Fluorescence Microscopy Efficiency

Scientists have been using fluorescence microscopy to study the inner workings of biological cells and organisms for decades. However, many of these platforms…

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Future of Wind Power: Supercomputing Drives Growth

Wind power surged worldwide in 2019, but will it sustain? More than 340,000 wind turbines generated over 591 gigawatts globally. In the U.S., wind powered the…

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Attachable Sticker-Type Rechargeable Batteries: A New Era

Dr. Yoon Hana at Energy Conversion & Storage Materials Laboratory of Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER, President Kim Jong-nam), Professor Kim Young-Jin…

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Next gen solar cells perform better when there's a camera around

A literal “trick of the light” can detect imperfections in next-gen solar cells, boosting their efficiency to match that of existing silicon-based versions,…

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Switching to Synthetic Gas: A Sustainable Energy Alternative

The call to abandon fossil fuels altogether is becoming ever louder, not just in Switzerland but also in the EU and numerous other countries. While a number of…

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Fraunhofer IWKS Starts Project “BReCycle” on Efficient Recycling of Fuel Cells

More sustainable, efficient and environmentally friendly energy conversion technolo-gies such as fuel cells will play an increasingly important role in the…

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Lade-PV Project Launches Vehicle-Integrated Solar Innovation

In the coming three years, not only singular components, such as PV modules and power electronic units, but also manufacturing and production concepts will be…

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Ions in Motion: Exploring Sodium Chloride’s Water Chemistry

In chemistry, common table salt is also known as sodium chloride. If this salt is dissolved in water, sodium and chloride atoms dissolve as positively or…

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Sustainable Batteries: Paving the Way for Climate Neutrality

The transformation to a climate-neutral society requires fundamental changes in the way we generate and use energy. Batteries are a key enabler to reach this…

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