e-Mobility

As electric vehicles (EVs) continue to gain traction in the automotive industry, so too do concerns about their vulnerability to cyber threats. A recent study led by Siddhesh Pimpale, a researcher in the field of cybersecurity and power electronics,

In the realm of energy research, understanding the behavior of particles and their interactions is crucial for advancing technologies and improving efficiency. Two researchers, Stavros Christodoulou and Nicolaos Toumbas from the University of Cyprus,

In the realm of energy research, a team of scientists from the University of California, Berkeley, has been delving into the intricacies of the Majorana-Kondo system, a promising avenue for detecting Majorana zero modes. These exotic particles, which

In the realm of energy research, understanding and controlling the flow of charge is crucial for developing efficient energy storage and transfer systems. A recent study by Dharana Joshi and Tanay Nag from the Indian Institute of Science Education an

Rintaro Masaoka, a researcher in theoretical physics, has published a study that explores the unique properties of quadratic band touching in fermionic systems. Masaoka is affiliated with the University of Tokyo, where he conducts research in condens

Researchers Zhexi Fu and Joseph Y. J. Chow from the City University of New York have explored a novel approach to electric vehicle charging that could have significant implications for the energy and transportation sectors. Their work, published in t

In the realm of energy research, two scientists from the University of Texas at Austin, Christopher A. Leong and Bitan Roy, have delved into the intriguing world of hyperbolic lattices and their potential implications for energy materials. Their work

Researchers from the University of Michigan, led by Xubo Gu and including Xun Huan, Yao Ren, Wenqing Zhou, Weiran Jiang, and Ziyou Song, have developed a novel approach to battery health monitoring that could significantly improve the efficiency and

Data centres, with their growing energy demands, present both a challenge and an opportunity for power systems, especially those with high levels of variable renewable energy. Researchers Mehmet Turker Takci, James Day, and Meysam Qadrdan from the Un

Researchers Matteo Cederle, Saverio Bolognani, and Gian Antonio Susto from the University of Padova have proposed a novel approach to improve the fairness and efficiency of mobility-on-demand (MoD) services, such as ride-hailing platforms. Their work