A paper recently published in the journal Electronics Letters demonstrated the feasibility of using a novel privacy-preserving blockchain-enabled framework for handover skipping in a high-mobility train network.
A perovskite affordable and green film has been created with a carrier lifetime of approximately ten times longer than pristine film.
A paper recently published in the journal Global Challenges reviewed the use of waste coffee grounds (WCGs) as electrode materials for high-performance electrode fabrication.
Renewable energy is a key technology in the 21st Century that is addressing resource shortages and climate change. Now, a new paper in the journal IET Renewable Power Generation has considered the reliability of sustainable energy microgrids which utilize renewable energy technologies.
Flinders University materials researchers and pioneering German biomaterials developer one • five are using seaweed extracts to develop next-generation biopolymer coating materials that could solve packaging waste dilemmas for the fast-food industry.
Sustainability is key to the design of advanced batteries that can help address the issues associated with fossil fuel use. In order to investigate how sustainable sodium-ion batteries cathodes are, a new paper, authored by scientists from Germany and Spain, has been published online in Advanced Energy Materials.
SHENMAO America, Inc. has successfully developed a no-clean high thermal impact reliability solder paste. PF918-PW216 solder paste adopts the newly designed high reliability lead-free alloy (Sn/4Ag/3Bi) that achieves tensile strength performance 1.4 times higher than typical SAC305 alloys.
Aceleron collaborates with Pro Marine Store to bring its unique circular economy Lithium-iron phosphate battery direct to the boating world.
Putting an end to misinterpretations, incorrect attributions and million-dollar forgery scandals in the art market: the Neuchâtel-based project MATIS, a start-up born of Swiss research and development centre CSEM, is applying deep tech and AI technology to revolutionise the way artworks are identified and to support art experts in their daily diagnostic task of authenticating paintings.
Scientists from the University of Cambridge, Tesla, and the University of Strathclyde have investigated the application of blockchain technology to smart grids. Their research has appeared in the journal Energies.
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