Energy from the sun and a block of wood smaller than an adult’s hand are the only components needed to heat water to its steaming point in these devices

UMD study is first long-term study to explore patterns of energy drink consumption

Annual losses improved over last year; winter losses lowest in survey history

Fertilizers, animal waste, changes to atmospheric chemistry and warming soils all tied to increased ammonia over US, Europe, China, and India

With three new detectors coming online in the next several years, scientists are confident they will collect enough geoneutrino data to measure Earth’s fuel level

Findings could lead to cleaner oil spill cleanups

“This is a noteworthy development in the field of lidar remote sensing, which is traditionally energy intensive and limited in coverage”

The muffin study: mono- vs. polyunsaturated fats in patients with metabolic syndrome

University of Maryland researchers developed a method to build diamond-based hybrid nanoparticles in large quantities from the ground up

Two recently published papers from the study team provide important insights for researchers and communities 

Researchers recently presented a technique for creating a “molecule” out of two photons, or light particles, bound together at a specific distance

Work demonstrates a major advance in the long history of water-based (aqueous) batteries by doubling their voltage

Discovery sheds new light on 175-year-old principle

Autonomous robots can learn and perform complex actions via observation

Researchers at the University of Maryland have invented a single tiny structure that includes all the components of a battery that they say could bring about the ultimate miniaturization of energy storage components.