Research & Development

A research team from the University of Michigan presents a so-called "air-bridge thermophotovoltaic cell" with almost perfect photon utilization. (Source: gemeinfrei)

Tests at TU Graz with a 3 kilowatt hour prototype and with vanillin-based electrolytes proved the effectiveness of the new process. (Lunghammer - TU Graz )

Scientists at ORNL have used a new technique to create a composite material that makes copper extra conductive. (Source: Andy Sproles/ORNL.)

Researchers at the University of Oxford, Henry Royce and Faraday Institutions, and Diamond Light Source, publish in their paper how they expect that their work will enable scientists and engineers to overcome problems such as voltage drop and battery life. (Source: gemeinfrei)

Researchers at Penn State University in the United States theorize that two layers are better than one when it comes to solar cell efficiency. (Source: gemeinfrei)

A scanning transmission electron microscopy image of a superlattice consisting of an alternating sequence of 5 atomic unit cells of neodymium nickelate (blue) and 5 atomic unit cells of samarium nickelate (yellow). (Source: Bernard Mundet / EPFL)

An image showcasing research from the Lehigh research team’s laboratory. (Source: Lehigh University)

Physicists at Stony Brook University have developed a new type of material that is a highly efficient insulator at high temperatures, capable of conducting electricity without wasting heat. (Source: gemeinfrei)

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