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Hydropower, a cornerstone of renewable energy, has evolved since the late 19th century, supporting solar and wind power through its storage and generation capabilities. Different…
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Pienso has developed a no-code AI builder so the people closest to problems can use the technology rather than relying on machine learning engineers. Credit:…
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Illustration showing light exciting electrons in two molecules of the organic semiconductor known as buckminsterfullerene. The newly formed exciton (shown by the bright dot) is…
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Stanford researchers have developed a new, miniature frequency comb that is highly energy-efficient and precise, potentially enabling its integration into everyday electronics for applications like…
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Diagram depicting the stabilization of a lithium metal anode-based all-solid-state battery through the bottom electrodeposition mechanism. Credit: POSTECH Breakthrough in all-solid-state battery technology with a…
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