Power and Electrical Engineering

Power and Electrical Engineering

TOM Method Could Cut CO2 Emissions in Coal-Fired Plants

On account of the energy turn and the turn away from the nuclear energy, alternative energy sources win more and more in meaning. However, the electricity…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Atomic Precision: Next-Gen Microchip Innovations Explained

In 1965 Gordon Moore formulated the law that came to be named after him, which states that the complexity of integrated circuits doubles every one to two…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Creating Uniform Electric Fields in Petri Dishes

While a petri dish is circular, the simplest way to create a uniform electric field is based on a rectangular shape. These different geometries prevent…

Power and Electrical Engineering

MinXSS CubeSat deployed from ISS to study Sun's soft x-rays

MinXSS will operate for up to 12 months. The CubeSat observes soft X-rays from the sun, which can disrupt Earth's upper atmosphere and hamper radio and GPS…

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5-Fingered Robot Hand Learns Dexterous Manipulation Skills

Intricate tasks that require dexterous in-hand manipulation — rolling, pivoting, bending, sensing friction and other things humans do effortlessly with our…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Glass-on-Glass Lamination: Advancing Large-Area OLEDs

Organic light-emitting diodes have already found acceptance as a light source in first luminaires on the market on rigid glass. However, far larger shares of…

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Transform Waste Heat Into Electricity With Thermoelectric Generators

Thermoelectric generators can utilise the smallest temperature differences

Power and Electrical Engineering

Heraeus PID Lamps Enhance Air Quality Monitoring at Heathrow

In a research project with the University of Cambridge, UK in and around London Heathrow airport a sensor network with 50 stations has been installed measuring…

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Can Off-Grid Electricity Boost Energy Access? Insights Inside

Small-scale electricity systems provide uneven benefits and limited service options, according to a new study published today from researchers at the…

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Evaluating No-Harm Criteria for Mineral Oil Additives

Within the scope of a research project, the Oel-Waerme-Institut examines the effectiveness of mineral oil additives and their fulfillment of minimum…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Cost-Effective Diode Lasers Transforming Industrial Applications

Seven partners for various scientific issues

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Kerosene Subsidies Hinder Clean Energy Transition Worldwide

Billions of people around the world rely on polluting and inefficient kerosene lamps for household lighting. Yet transitioning away from kerosene and reducing…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Heat and Light Amplified at Nanoscale: New Research Insights

In a new study recently published in Nature Nanotechnology, researchers from Columbia Engineering, Cornell, and Stanford have demonstrated heat transfer can be…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Kansas State Engineer Develops Paperlike Battery Electrode

Gurpreet Singh, associate professor of mechanical and nuclear engineering, and his research team created the battery electrode using silicon oxycarbide-glass…

Power and Electrical Engineering

Wall-Climbing Drone Enhances Structural Integrity Inspections

The integrity of large structures like bridges, high-rise buildings, wind turbines, and large aircrafts is deeply related with security. Nowadays, due to the…

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Enhancing Electronics Safety with Perovskite Innovations

A team of scientists from Hokkaido University and the multinational electronics company TDK Corporation in Japan has developed a method to improve the…

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