Apparatus used to measure the properties of the semiconductors. Credit: Dr Martin Statzs, Sirringhaus Lab Scientists have enhanced organic
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Brain-Like Supercomputers: Harnessing Charge Density Waves for Revolutionary Efficiency
Researchers are advancing energy-efficient supercomputing by harnessing charge density waves in materials, a technique that mimics brain neurons. New microscopy methods at Argonne National Laboratory…
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Flying Clean and Green: Hydrogen Flights Set to Revolutionize Air Travel
Liquid hydrogen requires a larger tank volume than today’s aviation kerosene but is at the same time lighter and contains more energy per kilogram of…
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Missing Link Discovered: New Research Paves the Way for Charging Phones in Under a Minute
CU Boulder researchers have made a breakthrough in understanding ion movement in porous materials, potentially enabling faster charging supercapacitors and transforming energy storage for electronics…
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Researchers Solve Long-Standing Piezoelectric Material Challenge
Researchers have developed a new technique that allows the restoration of piezoelectric materials used in ultrasound and sonar technologies at room temperature, simplifying repairs and…
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Cheaper, Faster, Cleaner: Scientists Have Developed the World’s First Anode-Free Sodium Battery
A new form of battery from Prof. Y. Shirley Meng’s Laboratory for Energy Storage and Conversion – a collaboration between the UChicago Pritzker School of…
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Quantum Computing’s Holy Grail: Realizing Topologically Protected Qubits
Researchers at the University of Cologne have found a way to apply superconducting properties to materials known for conducting electricity only along their edges, marking…
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See Only What You Should: UCLA’s Game-Changing Imaging Tech
Artistic depiction of a pyramid diffractive optical network for unidirectional image magnification and demagnification. Credit: Ozcan Lab @ UCLA, edited Diffractive deep neural networks, specifically…
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NASA Recycles Boneyard Airplane Into Next-Gen X-66 Simulator
Artist’s concept of the X-66 aircraft that Boeing will produce through NASA’s Sustainable Flight Demonstrator project. Credit: NASA The X-66, a pivotal part of
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Revolutionary Tech Extracts Liters of Water From Thin Air Without Maintenance
A solar-powered water harvester developed by KAUST researchers can extract 2-3 liters of water per day during the summer months. Credit: 2024 KAUST; Heno Hwang…
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