Researchers are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to enhance the safety and efficiency of nuclear fusion reactors, particularly tokamak devices, which are essential for advancing fusion energy technology. A recent study led by L. Bonalu
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A recent study published in PLoS ONE has introduced a novel deep learning model designed to enhance the accuracy of nuclear segmentation in histopathological images. The research, led by Qiumei Pu, focuses on a new approach called the Multifunctional
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A recent study published in the journal Cleaner Materials highlights a promising approach to addressing two significant environmental challenges: agricultural waste management and the need for cleaner diesel fuel. Led by Awad E. Mohammed from AL-Hawi
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Recent research led by Yunyi Zhang from the College of Smart Energy at Shanghai Jiao Tong University has unveiled promising insights into the production of electro-synthetic fuels, which could play a crucial role in achieving net-zero carbon emission
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A recent study published in “Case Studies in Thermal Engineering” sheds light on the production of synthetic fuels and how variations in electricity and CO2 prices can significantly influence their cost-effectiveness. Led by David Huber from the TU W
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Recent research led by Maidi Rizki from Universitas Andalas has highlighted a promising opportunity for renewable energy generation in West Sumatra, Indonesia, through the gasification of rice husks. As the global demand for energy rises and concerns
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Recent research published in the journal “Applied Sciences” sheds light on the burgeoning field of electrofuels (e-fuels) and their potential to transform the energy landscape. Led by M. N. Uddin from the Department of Chemistry and Biotechnology at
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A recent study published in the journal “Energies” sheds light on the potential of e-fuels as a key player in the transition to a fossil-free energy system. Led by Sonia Dell’Aversano from the Department of Industrial and Information Engineering and
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Researchers have introduced a groundbreaking mathematical model for the gasification of solid fuels, a process that converts organic or fossil-based materials into synthetic gas, which can be utilized for energy production. Led by Slavko Djuric from
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As the world grapples with rising energy demands and the adverse effects of climate change, the search for sustainable energy alternatives has never been more urgent. A recent review published in the journal ‘Fuels’ by Kamla Malik from the Department
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