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3D Printed Piezoelectric Materials are Finally a Reality

Researchers from the Virginia Tech Mechanical Engineering College headed by professor Xiaoyu (Rayne) Zheng have developed a novel method to 3D print piezoelectric materials. These materials feature a high-level of utilization potential, as their capability…

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New Lithium Battery Will Suck up CO2 to Power Itself

World is facing a serious carbon dioxide problem today. CO2, is most harmful among the gases that trap heat and act like a blanket to warm the planet. Over the years, scientists have made efforts…

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Solar-Powered Yacht Can Cruise the Globe Without Refueling

Meet the masterpiece by Swiss company SolarImpact Yacht — a futuristic, solar-powered yacht with the capability to cruise the globe without needing to stop and refuel. The yacht is quick and quiet and is the…

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100,000 Volts of Electricity Running Through a Circuit Board Is Strangely Mesmerizing

YouTuber Drake Anthony is no stranger to experimenting with powerful lasers and chemical reactions. In his latest video, however, he utilizes a large power supply to run high voltage through ignition coils to create a…

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Hydrogen Fuel Breakthrough to Power Cars

Hydrogen as an energy source for sustainable transport has great potential. Some of the world’s biggest car companies, including Toyota, Hyundai, and BMW are betting on hydrogen fuel as the way of the future. Hydrogen-powered…

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Researchers Demonstrate Organic Solar Cells That Can Achieve 15 Percent Efficiency

Organic solar cells are a great idea in theory yet for commercialization, researchers must make them much more efficient. University of Michigan researchers have done just that with a more flexible, inexpensive type of solar…

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World’s Most Efficient Semiconductor Material for Thermal Management Developed By UCLA Engineers

“Hotspots” in computer chips are a common issue known to be extremely detrimental to their performance. As a result, a team of engineers from UCLA, led by Yongjie Hu, have developed a new semiconductor material…

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The City of London Will Be Powered by 100 Percent Green Energy by October

Considering the need to take a strict action against climate change and with the intention to place London as one of the world’s leading environmentally friendly cities, London’s historic “Square Mile” district has announced plans…

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Experimental Fusion Reactor Reaches Temperature of the Sun

Researchers from Tokomak Energy in the U.K. are claiming a new milestone in thermonuclear fusion. They were able to achieve plasma temperatures in a fusion reactor, known as the ST40 device, hotter than the sun’s…

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Samsung Pledges to Make Its Factories and Offices in the U.S., Europe, and China Run on 100 Percent Renewable Energy

Recently, Apple and Google have been at the forefront of going green while critics felt Samsung was doing little to follow the same path. That’s all set to change as Samsung announced it’s going to make its…

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Industrial/Energy

3D Printed Piezoelectric Materials are Finally a Reality

New Lithium Battery Will Suck up CO2 to Power Itself

Solar-Powered Yacht Can Cruise the Globe Without Refueling

100,000 Volts of Electricity Running Through a Circuit Board Is Strangely Mesmerizing

Hydrogen Fuel Breakthrough to Power Cars

Researchers Demonstrate Organic Solar Cells That Can Achieve 15 Percent Efficiency

World’s Most Efficient Semiconductor Material for Thermal Management Developed By UCLA Engineers

The City of London Will Be Powered by 100 Percent Green Energy by October

Experimental Fusion Reactor Reaches Temperature of the Sun

Samsung Pledges to Make Its Factories and Offices in the U.S., Europe, and China Run on 100 Percent Renewable Energy

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