Power and Electrical Engineering

Power and Electrical Engineering

Siberian Scientists Discover Ways to Cut HPP Emissions

Heat power plants (HPPs) supply electrical energy to many cities in the world. The production of heat and electricity starts with burning coal in a combustion…

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The world's most powerful acoustic tractor beam could pave the way for levitating humans

Researchers previously thought that acoustic tractor beams were fundamentally limited to levitating small objects as all the previous attempts to trap…

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ISFH-CalTeC is “designated test centre” for the confirmation of solar cell world records

The Solar Cells Laboratory of the Calibration and Test Center (CalTeC) at the Institute for Solar Energy Research (ISFH) has been added to the list of…

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Powering the Future: Innovations in Reliable Electricity Supply

Our daily life depends more than ever on a reliable electricity supply.

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Water-Based Rechargeable Batteries: A Safer Future Solution

In the quest to find safe, low-cost batteries for the future, eventually we have to ask ourselves a question: Why not simply use water as an electrolyte? Water…

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Single Metalens Focuses All Colors of Light at One Point

Metalenses — flat surfaces that use nanostructures to focus light — promise to revolutionize optics by replacing the bulky, curved lenses currently used in optical devices with a simple, flat surface. But, these metalenses have remained limited in the spectrum of light they can focus well. Now a team of researchers at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) has developed the first single lens that can focus the entire visible spectrum of light —…

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Streams as Sensors: Assessing Watershed Resilience

New research featured in Ecology Letters showcases how streams can be used as sensors to diagnose a watershed's sensitivity or resiliency to changes in land…

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New Study Visualizes Water Molecules for Next-Gen Electronics

A team of researchers led by the Department of Energy's Oak Ridge National Laboratory used a high-resolution inelastic X-ray scattering technique to measure…

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World's Largest Plasma Injector Brings Commercial Fusion Energy a Step Closer

Ten times more powerful than its predecessor, the world's largest and most powerful plasma injector has begun operation at General Fusion's facilities in…

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Monocrystalline Solar Cell Hits 25.7% Efficiency Milestone

Monocrystalline silicon solar cell achieves 25.7% efficiency

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Metal Printing Lowers Costs for Flexible Electronics Production

“Flexible electronics hold promise for use in many fields, but there are significant manufacturing costs involved – which poses a challenge in making them…

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Milestone in Circular Saw Technology: Enhancing Cutting Precision

When cutting materials, high temperatures occur at the site of the cut that can negatively affect the cut and the workpiece, as well as shortening the tool’s…

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Nearly Zero-Energy Buildings: Challenges for Southern Europe

Over the coming years there is a legal commitment for all the countries of Europe to improve the energy efficiency of buildings, which boils down to…

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Engineers Create Tiny Robots That Mimic Insect Movement

The amount of computer processing power needed for a robot to sense a gust of wind, using tiny hair-like metal probes imbedded on its wings, adjust its flight…

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Dual Holograms on One Surface: Caltech’s Engineering Breakthrough

A team at Caltech has figured out a way to encode more than one holographic image in a single surface without any loss of resolution. The engineering feat…

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Electromagnetic Water Cloak Reduces Drag and Wake Effect

Researchers have developed a water cloaking concept based on electromagnetic forces that could eliminate an object's wake, greatly reducing its drag while…

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