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New Cathode Can Imnprove Safety and Longevity of Future Lithium Ion Batteries

A new high-energy cathode material that can greatly increase the safety and extend the life-span of future lithium batteries has been developed through the close international collaboration of researchers led by the U.S....

7 Apr 2009

Understanding of Nanoscale Features Can Have Major Influence on Physical Properties

A new study of silver niobate not only opens the door to engineering improved

electronic components for smaller, higher performance wireless devices, but

also serves as an example of understanding how subtle nanoscale features of

a material can give rise to major changes in its physical properties.

7 Apr 2009

Newly Developed LED's Produce Twice as Much Light as Standard LED's

Improving the efficiency of commercially available light bulbs

-- even a little -- could translate into dramatically lower energy usage if

implemented widely.

7 Apr 2009

Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs Could become Even More Energy Efficient

Long touted as an energy-saving alternative for home lighting, compact fluorescent

lightbulbs (CFLs) now have the potential to be even more efficient, as well

as dimmable, thanks to research at Queen's

University.

7 Apr 2009

DuPont Offer More then 35000 Solutions to Help Save Energy

At DuPont, our portfolio
of more than 35,000 products and new technologies includes real solutions to
help address the energy issue.

7 Apr 2009

Designers of Electronic Circuits Need to be Mindful of Electromagnetic Compatibility

The smaller the components in electronic circuits, the more interference-prone
they are. If the components are too densely packed, they can interfere with
one another.

6 Apr 2009

The Latest Wood Flooring Colors and Trends

PPG Industries
recently introduced its latest wood flooring color trends and
technologies to more than 100 flooring manufacturers and buyers during a seminar
in Shanghai.

From PPG Industries Inc. 5 Apr 2009

Virus-Built Batteries to Power Cars and other Electronic Devices

For the first time, MIT researchers
have shown they can genetically engineer viruses to build both the positively
and negatively charged ends of a lithium-ion battery.

5 Apr 2009

Dow Corning to Expand Its Solar Business in Korea with New Applications Center

Dow Corning
Corp. has selected JinCheon, Korea as the site for further expansion of
its solar business with the development of a second Solar Solutions Application
Center.

From Dow Corning 5 Apr 2009

Society of Plastics Industry Launches New Educational Program for Polymer Businesses

A new type of educational program organized by the Society of the Plastics
Industry, Inc. (SPI) will offer NPE2009
attendees a choice of more than 100 different presentations on many of the most
promising opportunities and critical issues now impacting managers of plastics
businesses, SPI announced today.

3 Apr 2009

Editorial Highlights

Building Sustainable Data Centers: Innovations in Materials and Energy Use

The future of data is no longer just about speed or scale, it’s about responsibility. Data centers are undergoing a transformation through sustainable practices, focusing on energy efficiency, water management, and circular design to minimize environmental harm.

Rethinking E-Waste: A Conversation on Self-Healing Electronics

This research presents a self-healing composite that enhances flexible electronics, focusing on sustainability and effective recycling to combat e-waste.

Energy News

New Cathode Can Imnprove Safety and Longevity of Future Lithium Ion Batteries

Understanding of Nanoscale Features Can Have Major Influence on Physical Properties

Newly Developed LED's Produce Twice as Much Light as Standard LED's

Compact Fluorescent Light Bulbs Could become Even More Energy Efficient

DuPont Offer More then 35000 Solutions to Help Save Energy

Designers of Electronic Circuits Need to be Mindful of Electromagnetic Compatibility

The Latest Wood Flooring Colors and Trends

Virus-Built Batteries to Power Cars and other Electronic Devices

Dow Corning to Expand Its Solar Business in Korea with New Applications Center

Society of Plastics Industry Launches New Educational Program for Polymer Businesses

Rethinking E-Waste: A Conversation on Self-Healing Electronics

The Future Of Dynamic Vapor Sorption

Precision Cathode Precursor Manufacturing

What Makes the XRDynamic Autosampler a Smart XRD Tool?

The stRAMos Photothermal Stimulated Raman System

FUSION PTR-TOF 20 for Enhanced VOC Analysis

Editorial Highlights

Building Sustainable Data Centers: Innovations in Materials and Energy Use

Rethinking E-Waste: A Conversation on Self-Healing Electronics

Advanced Engineering 2025: Micro Sensors, Environmental Monitoring, and Cutting-Edge Automation

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