Battery Tech

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Researchers have proposed a new hybrid battery concept, SwiftPulse, inspired by biological systems, to address the challenges faced by electric vehicles and renewable energy systems. Current batteries struggle to simultaneously offer fa

**Summary:**

Researchers have made significant progress in fabricating long, continuously poled areas in thin-film lithium niobate (TFLN) crystals, which are crucial for highly-efficient quantum light sources and frequency converters. These devices’

In the realm of occupational safety, particularly in the energy sector, the ability to monitor radiation exposure accurately and efficiently is paramount. A recent breakthrough in this area comes from researchers at the China Institute of Atomic Ener

In the heart of Beijing, a groundbreaking scientific endeavor is unfolding, one that promises to reshape the landscape of energy research and industrial applications. The China Advanced Research Reactor (CARR), nestled within the China Institute of A

In the quest for sustainable energy, wind turbines stand as towering sentinels, harnessing the power of the wind to fuel our future. Yet, these critical components of renewable energy systems are not invincible. They are susceptible to various forms

In a significant stride towards advancing biomaterials for cranial reconstruction, researchers have developed a novel ceramic-titanium matrix composite that promises enhanced protection and biocompatibility. The study, led by Walid M. Daoush from the

In the heart of Milan, a city where the hum of engines and the clatter of traffic are as familiar as the aroma of espresso, a groundbreaking study is challenging the status quo of urban mobility. Antonio Pagliaroli, a researcher from the Department o

In a significant stride toward carbon neutrality, researchers have developed a novel approach to electrocatalytically upgrade dilute carbon dioxide (CO2) into valuable chemicals. This breakthrough, published in the journal *Nature Communications*, co

In a world increasingly powered by lithium-ion batteries, safety is paramount. Recent accidents involving battery fires have underscored this, driving researchers to better understand and predict thermal runaway (TR) in these energy storage systems.

In the heart of Hungary, researchers at the University of Debrecen are revving up the future of electric vehicles, one simulation at a time. Attila Szántó, a researcher from the Department of Basic Technical Studies at the Faculty of Engineering, has