In the days to come, decarbonized societies utilizing internet of things (IoT) devices will turn out to be commonplace.
By 2030, solar power has been anticipated to reach 10% of global power generation, and much of that is probably to be situated in desert areas, where sunlight is ample.
In the recent study published in the journal Molecules, researchers studied the characterization and growth of graphene on different types of copper (Cu) surfaces.
In a review recently published in the open-access journal Materials, researchers presented a detailed discussion on the development and upgrading of recovered carbon black through pyrolysis of end-of-life tires.
Researchers from Portugal have reported the eco-friendly synthesis of bacterial cellulose films, a functional bioactive material which has potential applications in fields including biomedicine.
A problem in materials design is that in natural as well as artificial materials, volume occasionally drops, or surges, with rising temperature. While there are mechanical reasons for this occurrence for certain materials, a general insight into why this occasionally occurs is still lacking.
Writing in the Journal of the American Chemical Society, a team of researchers from Spain have investigated the synthesis and properties of Aza-Triangulene. Their study opens the possibility of fabricating novel hydrocarbon structures including reactive open-shell molecules for cutting-edge applications in advanced materials science research.
In the never-ending quest to store maximum energy into batteries without compromising their volume or weight, solid-state battery stands out as a promising technology.
In a review published in the open-access journal Materials, researchers discussed the recent advances in biowaste recycling-derived innovative materials and their utility for the removal of environmental estrogens from soil and water.
The Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST, President Dr Yoon, Seok-Jin) declared that a research group headed by Dr Jeong-Myeong Ha of the Clean Energy Research Center came up with a process technology and catalyst for eliminating hydrogen sulfide, a poisonous substance, during the process of ethylene production from methane in biogas.
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