The Tomorrow’s Engineers Code is today celebrating an important milestone – the community now has over 300 members dedicated to increasing the diversity and number of young people entering engineering and technology careers.
Researchers from the University of Bayreuth’s “SolTech” research network and the Bavarian Centre for Battery Technology have unveiled a novel approach to producing electrocatalysts: a quick, low-temperature synthesis of unique ceramic materials (high-entropy oxides).
The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) researchers have developed a novel type of triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG) that uses limestone putty to generate energy, offering significant cost reductions over traditional production techniques.
A multinational research team at the University of Vienna under the direction of quantum physicist Markus Arndt has made significant progress in the identification of protein ions: At low energies, superconducting nanowire detectors outperform conventional ion detectors in terms of detection efficiency by a ratio of up to 1,000 due to their high energy sensitivity, which allows for about 100% quantum efficiency.
Researchers from the UK and China have reported a novel technique for accelerating the development of binary metal oxide nanoarchitecture and layered double hydroxides on nickel foams for electrocatalytic applications.
Xin-Wen Zhou, from the College of Materials and Chemical Engineering at China Three Gorges University, spearheaded the research that explored a straightforward method to synthesize a range of PdFe/Cu catalysts through a step-by-step reduction process that includes surface reconstruction.
Scientists at the University of Manchester’s National Graphene Institute have found a mechanism to speed proton transport across graphene using light, which has the potential to completely change how hydrogen is produced.
EPFL researchers developed the first large-scale in-memory processor using 2D semiconductor materials, which might significantly reduce the energy footprint of the ICT sector.
Scientists searching for lithium-ion battery substitutes have shifted their focus to potassium-ion batteries.
Wave energy technology is a proven source of power generation, but there is power inherent in every molecule of liquid on earth, even when the liquid is at rest.
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