Research & Development

An artist’s rendering of an electron trail on gold nanostructure and the subsequent detection of “hot charge carriers” by using specialised gatekeeper molecules (Source: Enrique Shagun, Scixel)

Nanomesh on PET substrate as a kangaroo-patterned transparent and flexible circuit lighting up a blue LED. (Source: Dr. Tengfei Qiu)

Power electronics is enabling the future we dream of. (Source: Public Domain)

In the electronics industry, organic solar cells could be used for a range of valuable applications, particularly in the development of wearable devices. (Source: gemeinfrei)

The research team of Vijay Ramani (Washington University) focuses on challenges in DHFCs, such as the correct distribution of fuel and oxidant and the reduction of parasitic reactions that affect performance.
(Source: gemeinfrei)

Junhua Song and his colleagues developed a sodium-ion battery that could compete with current lithium-ion technology. (Source:Washington State University)

The new method is intended to transform PET flakes into a useful material. (Source: gemeinfrei)

The quantum concept is valuable because it allows for more than just two states - in contrast to conventional computers. (Source: gemeinfrei)

Next generation solar cells will be manufactured in a matter of hours. (Source: Public Domain)

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