Mapping the Future of Technology with Next-Generation Materialsby Ajay P. ManuelNext-generation materials set the stage for a future of innovation using high-performance structural composite materials with enhanced capabilities and applications
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NewsNew Device Gathers, Stores Electricity in Remote Settingsby University of UtahPyroelectrochemical cell harnesses changes in ambient temperature to self-charge, has potential for IoT applications
NewsResearch Lights Up Process for Turning CO2 into Sustainable Fuelby University of NottinghamNewly developed copper-based material facilitates solar-driven conversion of carbon dioxide into methanol
NewsReimagining the Future of Solar Energyby University of CambridgeStudy explores tweaking solar panel efficiency based on solar light concentration at different global locations
NewsA Breakthrough in All-Solid-State Battery Technologyby Pohang University of Science & TechnologyNew stabilization approach enhances the performance of the lithium from the bottom through electrodeposition
NewsMapping the Future’s Sweet Spot for Clean Energy and Biodiversityby University of California - DavisJoshua tree and kit fox study shows the importance of considering future range shifts when siting clean energy
NewsNew Technique for Fossil-Free Production of Hydrogenby KTH, Royal Institute of TechnologyBreakthrough research makes sustainable hydrogen production safe and more efficient
NewsNew Triple-Junction Tandem Solar Cells with World-Record Efficiency Inventedby National University of SingaporeCutting-edge solar cells combine perovskite and silicon to achieve power conversion efficiency of over 27 percent
NewsFeathers Help Scientists Understand New Threat to Avian Populationsby University of FloridaScientists work to understand the threat to bird populations from wind and solar power plants