Researchers found that through compositing layered anisotropic materials, increased thermoelectric energy conversion efficiency can be achieved in two directions of measurement. He research was presented in the journal Energy.
By Gopika G, Ph.D
8 Nov 2021
The latest research published in the journal Advanced Optical Materials has shown that the addition of noble metals to the nanoscopic design of semiconductors affects the properties of nanoparticle gel networks.
By Ibtisam Abbasi
8 Nov 2021
The latest article in the Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy, by Houssainy and Livingood, focuses on cost-efficient ways for a 100% renewable sustainable energy grid for U.S. building stock.
By Ibtisam Abbasi
8 Nov 2021
Spider-webs are one of nature’s wonders; besides being remarkably intricate structures, they have been subjected to intense scientific study. This is due to the properties of the silk material spiders produce when spinning their webs.
By David J. Cross
8 Nov 2021
3D printing has moved into the construction industry, providing an innovative solution to the challenges facing the sector. Now, Lennar Homes, the homebuilding giant, has announced plans that will scale the technology up to the level of urban planning by announcing the imminent development of an entire neighborhood in Austin, Texas.
By Reginald Davey
8 Nov 2021
The wind power industry is growing, and with it, a demand for parts that can be easily manufactured and recycled at the end of their life. A new project at the NREL in the US has developed a 3D printing method to manufacture turbine blades with recycled resin.
By Reginald Davey
8 Nov 2021
A team of researchers from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) has formulated a technique for creating an ultra-high material efficient solar cell incorporating semiconductor nanowires. If this is positioned on top of a traditional silicon-based solar cell, the efficiency of present-day Si solar cells could potentially double in a cost-effective manner.
Fluorescent "dots"-that is, tiny particles that can emit light-have a multitude of promising biomedical applications, yet making such dots is usually a long, tedious process that uses harsh chemicals.
In collaboration with industry partners, researchers at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign are using microscopic nanodiamonds to calibrate and assess the performance of high-powered microscopes.
Researchers have discovered a new approach for using visible-light to structurally modify bioactive molecules in chemical reactions, providing a possible sustainable alternative to traditional methods that could be used in the design and production of new medicines.
The Citrine Platform update puts accessible AI in the hands of scientists and product developers to accelerate the discovery and development of better, more sustainable materials, chemicals, and manufactured products.
Rigaku Corporation (Tokyo, Japan) are proud to unveil their new MiniFlex XpC X-ray Diffractometer (XRD) at the prestigious JASIS analytical instruments tradeshow in Chiba, Japan.
The MiniFlex XpC has been optimise...
Conventional robots are capable of performing specific tasks, but they frequently have problems managing irregular items in unstructured situations.
By Akhlaqul Karomah
7 Nov 2021
As per the latest research published in Current Research in Green and Sustainable Chemistry, green synthesis of tin oxide nanoparticles have additional benefits over those that are chemically synthesized.
By Gopika G, Ph.D
7 Nov 2021
The latest research in ACS Sustainable Chemistry and Engineering has revealed that sustainable environmentally-friendly recycling of graphite is possible by considering the environmental footprint layout via the life cycle assessment (LCA) process.
By Ibtisam Abbasi
7 Nov 2021