Hydrogen

Recent research into high-entropy alloys (HEAs) has unveiled promising insights into their potential for hydrogen storage and resistance, a critical area as the world shifts towards hydrogen energy as a cleaner alternative to fossil fuels. This study

Researchers at Zhengzhou University have made significant strides in the development of high-performance electrocatalysts for hydrogen production, a breakthrough that could reshape the landscape of renewable energy. The study, led by Renzhe Jin from

Recent research published in the journal Polymers has unveiled critical insights into the structural changes that occur in silk fabrics as a result of a historical practice known as tin-weighting. This technique, which involves treating silk with met

As the agricultural sector increasingly looks towards sustainable solutions, a recent study has shed light on the efficiency of powertrains for tractors powered by hydrogen fuel cells compared to traditional internal combustion engines. Conducted by

Recent research led by Yongfang Li from the School of Food Science and Engineering at Foshan University has unveiled a promising advancement in the detection of heavy metals in water. Published in the journal Sensors, this study introduces a novel el

Recent research published in the journal ‘Water’ has unveiled a groundbreaking approach to enhance hydrogen production from corn straw hydrolysate using microbial electrolysis cells (MECs). Led by Ravi Shankar Yadav from the State Key Laboratory of U

Recent research led by Xiaochun Yin from the Department of Civil Engineering at New Mexico State University has made significant strides in lithium recovery from brines, a critical process as global demand for lithium continues to soar. Published in

Recent research led by Yusuf Jimoh from the Department of Geology and Mineral Science at Kwara State University has shed light on the geochemistry and mineralogy of Maastrichtian coals from Nigeria’s Anambra and Gongola basins. This study, published

A team of researchers at the Estonian University of Life Sciences has developed an innovative solution to enhance the energy efficiency of agricultural robots, specifically designed for precision fertilization in blueberry plantations. Led by Olt Jür

As the world grapples with the depletion of oil and gas resources, researchers are turning to innovative methods to address the energy crisis. One promising approach is the Fischer–Tropsch synthesis (FTS) process, which converts hydrogen and carbon m