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Mapping the Future of Technology with Next-Generation Materials

Next-generation materials set the stage for a future of innovation using high-performance structural composite materials with enhanced capabilities and applications

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Establishing Safety and Performance Standards for Renewable Energy Technologies

by Ajay P. Manuel

Sustainable Fuel Sources Unlock the Potential for a Greener Future

by Analytik Jena US

A photo of an expanse of solar panels and three wind turbines behind them and a city skyline and hills in the background

A Promising New Material for Solar Energy Gets a Curious Boost from Entropy

by University of Kansas

Study solves part of the mystery of the outstanding performance achieved by NFAs, a new class of organic semiconductors

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Researchers Boost the Efficacy of Solar Panels

by University of Ottawa

Ground reflectors under panels increase energy output, optimizing solar efficiency globally

a white gloved hand uses a pipette to move a clear liquid lubricant from a plastic bottle to rotating parts of a large machine

Researchers Develop Eco-Friendly Turbine Lubricants

by Oak Ridge National Laboratory

New additives for marine turbines show high performance and low environmental impact

a futuristic looking battery with a casing of glowing green dots rests on a metallic and blue CPU

Cost-Effective, High-Capacity, and Cyclable Lithium-Ion Battery Cathodes

by Hokkaido University

Charge-recharge cycling of lithium-iron-oxide can be greatly improved by doping with readily available mineral elements

computer generated image of green energy solutions, featuring a large white shipping container labelled h2 energy storage, two white silos labelled H2, solar panels in the foreground, and wind turbines in the background all on green grass and in front of a blue sky with white clouds

Longer-Lasting and More Sustainable Green Hydrogen Production

by RIKEN

New catalyst offers better stability and significantly longer lifetime, improves extraction of hydrogen from water

one close large white wind turbine in an offshore windfarm with many other wind turbines and a mostly clear blue sky in the background

Offshore Wind Farms Face Power Challenges

by University of Colorado Boulder

Study shows that new offshore wind turbines can take away energy from existing ones

an illustration of the bacteria that feed on methanol and produce sustainable chemicals showing a chemical molecule and a bacterium in the foreground with a blue background containing other chemical symbols and bacteria

Engineered Bacteria: A Climate-Neutral Solution for Chemical Production

by ETH Zurich

Researchers transform bacteria to produce chemicals from renewable methanol, reducing reliance on fossil fuels

an aerial view of a row of wind turbines next to a neatly cultivated colorful farm field with a canal on their other side

Clearing the Air: Wind Farms More Land Efficient than Previously Thought

by McGill University

Study shows that existing roads are key to increasing the efficiency of wind farms

a single futuristic-looking battery with translucent casing covered in green glowing dots is at the front corner of a group of normal-looking blue batteries, all on a grey background

Discovery Brings All-Solid-State Sodium Batteries Closer to Practical Use

by Osaka Metropolitan University

New process yields solid sulfide electrolyte with high sodium ion conductivity, glass electrolyte with high formability

an illustration of the pyroelectrochemical cell above a farm scene, with the cell shown as an three layers of copper metal, a composite, and another copper layer. Blue and red electrons move in and out of the cell structure.

New Device Gathers, Stores Electricity in Remote Settings

by University of Utah

Pyroelectrochemical cell harnesses changes in ambient temperature to self-charge, has potential for IoT applications